I saw the feature doc at the South Dakota Film Festival. The audience and I truly enjoyed the film. A few hundred viewers were laughing and had plenty of follow up questions during the Q&A. Wild Bill's Run tells a true tail of Bill Cooper leading a rag tag bunch of adventurists on an attempt to cross the arctic ice cap on snowmobiles, from Minnesota to Moscow in the 1970's. Director Mike Scholtz got a gift set in his lap when he found reels upon reels of documentary footage from the original cross arctic trip. Combining the priceless original footage along with personal interviews with a number of the members of the expedition, Scholtz crafts a well paced film with plenty of humor and even a few twists. The film has been circumnavigating the festival world and will likely find a home on a television channel. If you see it at a festival near you it is worth pulling on your snowmobile suit and taking in this arctic adventure.