While it takes its interconnecting storyline structure from films such as Crash and Babel, a trend that is getting a bit old hat, it never really feels forced. The low budget and breakneck speed of the production are often very apparent, but the film is ultimately quite enjoyable, despite a few bizarre touches) and shows promise of greater things for Montias.I will post a review closer to the film's release. In the meantime, check out the trailer here:
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And based on what you say here, I will check it out at the Quad during its upcoming one-week exclusive! Interesting that there are some CRASH and BABEL paralells.
I saw it in Fort Lauderdale a few months back.
This film is an uneven little film, but I think some of the critics are being a little mean toward it and a lot of the other little indies coming out this week. Maybe the sun has entered the astrological house of the "Give Harmless Microbudget Indies One Star" planet.
- Brenda Rein
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