In this episode of Trail Runner Nation, we sit down with filmmaker Dylan Harris to talk about his powerful new film, The Cut-Off. Instead of following the front of the pack, the film shines a light on the runners fighting the clock at aid stations, chasing the courage it takes simply to continue. Dylan shares the inspiration behind the project, the stories that moved him most, and what the back-of-the-pack reveals about grit, community, and the true spirit of trail running. This conversation is a reminder that endurance isn't just about speed; it's about persistence, heart, and refusing to quit when the margin gets thin.
Links:
- SomoCollective: Dylan's production company
- Arivaipa Running: Producer and site of the film, Cocadona 250
- Lucy's Dad Film: another of Dylan's films
Get the "1 > 0" running hat HERE.
Time Stamps
– Introducing Dylan Harris and the story behind The Cut-Off
– Why focus on back-of-the-pack runners?
– The emotional reality of chasing aid station cutoffs
– Stories from filming: moments of grit, struggle, and triumph
– What the back-of-the-pack reveals about trail culture
– The community factor: volunteers, crews, and fellow runners
– Lessons from the film for everyday runners
– Where to watch The Cut-Off and what's next for Dylan
– Final thoughts and closing
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