Never in my life have I seen a movie that presents a cast of no names that I have never seen before or since the film.
It was shot close to a very indie style that is similar to a film school assignment but even this I feel is not fair.
I must say that despite the seemingly trivial dialog between the characters that unfortunately makes it seem to be a Pulp Fiction rip off, I must say that the story line is one of the most original ones that I've been entertained with in a long time! And concerning the characters and their interactions (dialog), although it may be consistent with monotony, I find that the imperfection and chaos of it all closely represents reality than a flawless script executed.
It's basic, violent, cheap and mysterious but in the end, it compensates the curiosity well.
So I say if you enjoy obscure indie films concerning the everyday wheel and deal of blue collar scrubs trying to make it in some less than fortunate shady business, I say check it out.
It was shot close to a very indie style that is similar to a film school assignment but even this I feel is not fair.
I must say that despite the seemingly trivial dialog between the characters that unfortunately makes it seem to be a Pulp Fiction rip off, I must say that the story line is one of the most original ones that I've been entertained with in a long time! And concerning the characters and their interactions (dialog), although it may be consistent with monotony, I find that the imperfection and chaos of it all closely represents reality than a flawless script executed.
It's basic, violent, cheap and mysterious but in the end, it compensates the curiosity well.
So I say if you enjoy obscure indie films concerning the everyday wheel and deal of blue collar scrubs trying to make it in some less than fortunate shady business, I say check it out.