It is a small, plain movie, shot in 16 millimeter in dull locations around Boston; but also, like its passive, quizzical heroine, it is unexpectedly seductive, and even, in its own stubborn, hesitant way, beautiful.
This isn't improvisation, but rather an adroitly achieved randomness -- the perfect syntax for a generation-defining work about a generation marked by its very lack of definition.
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ALL AVERAGE CRITIC RATING
7.5
AVERAGE USER RATING (1 rating)
1.0
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dack1
"Ultra-indie" is an understatement. How does a movie like this even get a theatrical release, and why do esteemed critics like A.O. Scott actually like it? Follow the formula for this piece of junk: get a used 16mm camera, gather all your inarticulate friends, and try telling a story without a narrative structure, lacking any interest whatsoever. Tedious and boring and plain awful.
This movie is available on DVD/Video