Lucy Castillo (Adriana Solis) can't seem to be a medical internship in Orange County. She needs cash to help her brother because he apparently has borrowed from the wrong guys or something. She takes on a high paying three week job as a housekeeper for a realtor who communicates to her by notes. There are also flashbacks to a fire and some bad whistling of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" which is explained about an hour into the film.
The film is done differently and by differently I don't mean better or entertaining. The only person who appears in the film is Lucy. The plot points are given to us via an answering machine, notes, and in a rare moment, a person speaking. It grew rather boring as Lucy performed inane tasks day in and day out. The situation with her brother, I guess escalated, but did so through the answering machine so it was "they need the money sooner..."
The film centers on Lucy apparently descending through despair and who really cares about despair.
Guide: No sex or nudity. Some PG-13 language.
The film is done differently and by differently I don't mean better or entertaining. The only person who appears in the film is Lucy. The plot points are given to us via an answering machine, notes, and in a rare moment, a person speaking. It grew rather boring as Lucy performed inane tasks day in and day out. The situation with her brother, I guess escalated, but did so through the answering machine so it was "they need the money sooner..."
The film centers on Lucy apparently descending through despair and who really cares about despair.
Guide: No sex or nudity. Some PG-13 language.