When I heard the first few lines of dialog, I got myself ready to shut it off. I thought this is gonna be a really bad, no-budget flick. But I stuck it out. And it was not that bad after all, actually. Dialog definitely needs someone who lives in the real world to advise them (or on the other hand, someone who could make it a bit more stylish). Acting was uneven, but maybe partly due to the writing and the directing. Still, the story itself was interesting, and execution overall wasn't bad. I could *almost* see this as a vignette in a Jarmusch film, but without his humor and a bit grittier than his usual stuff. I've turned off bigger budget films than this. I may forget it by next week, but it was an entertaining watch.