HISTORY

“I enjoyed how the film bridged 50 years of history of this Counterculture with where we are now"

“I enjoyed how the film bridged 50 years of history of this Counterculture with where we are now. It follows Furthur the most famous psychedelic bus on a wild ride from coast to coast but it is so much more than just another road film. It is full of truly spectacular characters, inspiring conversation, celebration, and hope. How did we get here? Where do all these freaky folks come from? Look at what these beautiful people are creating, a colorful world of art, adventure, music and laughter. I believe it will inspire future generations to jump on the road and feel free to freak freely. Buy the ticket take the ride!”

"Very nice work"

"Very nice work, makes me nostalgic for the 60s, but also encouraged that the spirit of ‘further’ is still very much part of our current cultural meme."

"This is a movie that people love"

“Going Furthur packed the house at CoSM and it is our first Visionary Salon sellout since DMT: the Spirit Molecule. This is a movie that people love and is filled with joy, collaboration and creativity. Very colorful, well done!”

"Props to the filmmakers"

"This film is rad ! ! Props to the filmmakers for making this historically significant journey so genuine and exciting to see. It's captured so perfectly, and is a beautiful cultural stenography to watch unfold. The ripples that they caught on camera and amplified, are some seriously good vibes! Enjoy the journey and have a good trip.. it's time to take it Furthur!"

"This movie is really funny — and not in a you-had-to-be-there way"

"This film crew didn’t just show up for a couple days and collect some footage. They lived on the bus for three months, start to finish, on the 50th anniversary tour, celebrating the historic Neal Cassady-driven trip across the country in 1964."

"A fitting sequel to Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"

"IT'S A TOTAL ROAD FILM"

“I loved seeing Going Furthur! It was a beautiful testament to a worldwide movement that started in the 60’s, and was part of the magic bus that an entire generation got on, and then thought about. Then 50 years later to have it rekindled by Zane and all of the crew that went across the country… It’s a total road film, it’s a love story, but the love story is the love of our community. I thought it was beautiful. I thought it was a testimony to the creative spirit that is still awake across this land, an awakening in the younger generation, and it was very inspiring!“