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I wasn't sure what I was getting myself into when I threw it on but I was pleasantly surprised. The story flows so well. While the entire film is shot on the main character, Ian, you easily get lost in his world. You feel for him as he falls deeper in love with every phone call and text message he gets from Sophia, even though he has never met her. It's something many of us can relate to and it brings up the realness of our digital age. Our current way of engaging with each other may be through screens but the emotions are just as real. Totally recommend it.

I suggest giving this movie a watch. It's better than most romance dramas and shows you a different look at the ups and downs of Online Dating, Self-Reflection, and being true to oneself. I really enjoyed the movie more than I thought I would; so much so that I'm writing this review. Everything was Top Notch from the Cinematography, Directing, Writing, and Acting!

I'm definitely looking forward to what the Team at Cut To The Chase Films are coming up with next.

Do not be swayed by the reviews. Such a pointless and boring affair. Avoid

This just had to have been made on a very low budget, the hand held camera with one camera from start to finish tells you that. It could easily have been done with one long take.

I read the reviews before attempting to watch this and some seemed genuine enough, but please, this was crap from start to finish. Way too much super close camera work wrecked it for a start, who wants to see the pores of someones face when they are talking on the phone?

As you get into the movie it is easy to see why the main subject is single.

Give this a miss, not worth wasting 90 minutes of your time. 2 stars is being generous.

Nuance, authenticity, and longing are the first words that come to mind. The experience is deeply personal -- almost voyeuristic. In a time where connection feels few and far between, the desire to connect and be seen is heartbreaking. Complex characters, engaging plot, and great performances. ENJOY!