Roadside Diner

There isn't much to say about this failed attempt at something important. The writer/director seems to be trying to make a short film that defies the standard Hollywood formula, and delivers insight into the lives of a bunch of strangers; I say seems because this film, with its story of a stranger who enters peoples lives briefly and changes them forever, comes from a formula as old as time itself, and is as heavy-handed as any Hollywood picture.

The acting is all over the map. The cinematography is uninteresting and poorly framed. The lighting is.... fine, I guess.

There is no reason to see this film. Do something else with the 10 minutes.