Let's be honest here, folks. This short film is trite and predictable. There is nothing about it that's new or even remotely intriguing. Nothing is revealed about the human condition that's worth considering for more than a millisecond. With all the possibilities to write something meaningful, relevant, compelling, and artistic Amy Higgins chooses pedestrian and boring instead.
So here's some advice for Amy Higgins: Either get off the dull train and dare to be an artist or go find another career. If your films aren't going to move, shock, disturb, enlighten, thrill, frighten, agitate, hurt, distress, excite, or upset the viewer then you're just another drop of water in a sea of mediocrity and you need to go get a job waiting tables, which is where it appears you may belong!
