Ultra Low

Put aside the small handful of indie films that blow up at one of the major film festivals like Sundance or Tribeca. What you have left is hundreds and thousands of low budget films made by people who probably have no place making movies. I don't know why I keep watching them. I guess maybe so I could stumble onto the occasional diamond in the rough. But let me tell you, most indie films are bad. Very bad.

This one is not. It's got a story that anyone with a dream should watch for a little inspiration and a little reality too. Like even the best of indie cinema, this one can be slightly rough around the edges at times, but honestly that sort of comes with the territory of low budget filmmaking. The movie works. The performances work. The narrative works. There you go. Color me surprised that I enjoyed an indie outside of the Sundance pool.