‘Gasoline Rainbow’ Captures the Spirit of Youth in a Cross-State Odyssey

The film blends documentary and fiction to explore the raw, unfiltered experiences of teenagers on a transformative road trip.

‘Gasoline Rainbow’ uses a mix of improv and structured filmmaking to portray the adventures of five teenagers from Wiley, Oregon.
The Ross brothers' film navigates the complexities of young adulthood through a series of unscripted, real-world interactions.
Characters develop in depth as they journey toward a mythical beach party, revealing personal stories and vulnerabilities.
The film’s portrayal of youth is marked by a sense of freedom and the poignant transition from adolescence to adulthood.
Critics praise the film for its authentic capture of teenage angst and the fleeting moments of youth.