This film is quite an endurance watch due to the frustration of witnessing emotionally stunted people attempting to interact throughout. It can get tiresome and in some ways makes little sense, but the acting is good and the story is self-contained and generally enjoyable.
What this movie has going for it is that it doesn't follow a generic plot line. Yiu aren't sure what moves characters will make from one beat to the next and just like life certain things are dropped without a satisfying resoultion and others end up being much more significant than you would have first thought. Some people will love this, others will hate it.
Overall this movie is for people who enjoy real life story telling rather than Hollywood entertainment. It's doing its own thing and that is either a merit or an annoyance depending on your tastes, the only thing that is jarring either way is Guy Pearce's Australian accent.
What this movie has going for it is that it doesn't follow a generic plot line. Yiu aren't sure what moves characters will make from one beat to the next and just like life certain things are dropped without a satisfying resoultion and others end up being much more significant than you would have first thought. Some people will love this, others will hate it.
Overall this movie is for people who enjoy real life story telling rather than Hollywood entertainment. It's doing its own thing and that is either a merit or an annoyance depending on your tastes, the only thing that is jarring either way is Guy Pearce's Australian accent.