I enjoyed watching this movie, especially as a Floridian living overseas. It really gave me a taste of home with the scenery, slang, and cultural references that only a Floridian would understand. The audio quality is the weakest link in the movie; it feels especially obvious in the first five minutes of the movie when the kids are talking. Sounds like post production work was rushed or the scene was added last minute. The dialogue is pretty rough in a few scenes due to unnecessary pauses in conversation, as if the actors were attempting to remember their lines. The cadence of the conversations just didn't feel natural. This is pretty clear in the scene where Will is discussing his need for help while him and his cousin are sitting in the Haitian restaurant. Other than that, the movie is entertaining and deals with a scenario that happens more often than most people know. I like the camera work as well because it feels more like a documentary than a movie. As if you're just watching a conversation that is happening amongst your friends. I recommended just remember it is a small budget film.
