What is the duration of Miles?

The duration of Miles is 90 min.

What is the original language of Miles?

The original language of Miles is English.

Miles was directed by Nathan Adloff.

Which studio made Miles?

Miles was produced by Freestyle Releasing.

What is the total box office for Miles?

The total box office for Miles is $66308758.

Miles 2017

Drama

Sport

Comedy

Family

Box Office

$66M

Runtime

90 min

Language

English

In this heartwarming drama, Miles, a determined high school senior, faces an uncertain future when his father's financial mistakes leave him without college funds. With the city and film school beckoning, Miles must think outside the box to chase his dreams, stumbling upon an unlikely volleyball scholarship that could be his ticket out of rural obscurity.

Freestyle Releasing

Studio

Nathan Adloff

Director

Does Miles have end credit scenes?

No!

Miles does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Giullian Gioiello

Stephen Root

Paul Reiser

Jordyn DiNatale

Molly Shannon

Yeardley Smith

Missi Pyle

Ethan Phillips

Malcolm Gets

Monika Casey

Annie Golden

Romy Rosemont

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6.4 /10

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