If in a film there is a scene that has no reason, there is no scene, and in extrapolation, there is no film. This film has great potential, it has good potential, it has potential, and it ends up still holding it, but not realizing it.
The story is that of too many modern couples in the true middle class, where both are involved in the economic life, and none are involved in the family building, or at "home", irrespective where the address of that lies. But to make a film out of a good idea seems to elude the director here, the screenwriter, as well as not hitting home with the main male character, which comes across as trying too hard, and having himself missing the memo on how to deliver the drama.
All in all is not as bad as it seemed midway through, but to me it massively underdelivered to the implied value that it could have with such as good overall story.
My advice is to skip this one, unless for the above average delivery of the female character.
Separately, the fact that it was a low budget, still came across for the portrait of the business work, activity and afterwork, this though, it's a minor failure in the big picture.
