Commit.

I saw this movie at the Lone Star International Film Festival. It really intrigued me how the whole movie is three shots, because I love long takes. And the premise of the movie sounded so superb. But trust me, this movie far exceeds expectations. The first two acts of the movies were very good, then the last act comes around and completely blows my mind! It had everything! beautiful romance, moving drama, a deep concept, and surprisingly very funny jokes. I laughed, I got choked up, I gasped, and I applauded, all in the same shot. I can honestly say I've never seen a movie in a theater that moved me so much. This film was absolutely astonishing and I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone, especially if you like conversational films, characters dramas, and hyper-realism.

I am am always amazed how the good reviews on these bad films come from reviewers who only post one review. Hmmm wonder if being attached to the movie has anything to do with it.

This movie is horrible.

You can read the synopsis to get the drift, but it's amateurishly directed with a shaky.

It begins with an endless conversation between strangers about lesbians, bisexuals and homosexuals. How did you miss the tranny population?

And why do all these young self absorbed writer directors think they are Woody Allen?

The writing is just dismal. The acting non-existent.

About an hour into this movie is one of the most awkward and humiliating strip teases I have ever seen in my life. Not only is Nicole Blaine untalented, but she has no sense of rhythm nor is she sexy. It's a totally embarrassing scene.

I have a feeling the true goal of this movie was to get the audience to commit suicide. And it might happen to you right at 3m6s into this stinking bomb.