I saw this shortly before its run at the Woodside Film Festival and I thought it was great. Great psychological send up of fame and reality TV, it was one of the most compelling indie movies I've seen in the last year. The guy that plays "our man" was stellar and the visuals are vivid, almost creepy. If anyone sees this on the schedule/roster of the 2007 film festival circuit, I highly recommended it. The direction reminded a bit of Brad Anderson's "Session 9" just in the way something sinister is always hanging in the air. This movie is of course no where near as gory as that, but it does capture that same feeling or sense of foreboding...