Unfortunately, all cinematic aspirations of this film fall flat. What we have is an unconvincing cobbled-together world, an uninspiring and simplistic storyline, and ham-fisted dialogue.
There is symbolism and pop culture references gratuitously sprinkled throughout the film, that do little to make this even remotely watchable. All actors look uncomfortable and deliver their lines with the pathos of a first-year student in Theatre school.
The scenery and some of the locations in a few scenes look promising, but they are butchered by the editing and the emptiness that fills most of the film.
The only reason to watch this film is Ivo Dimchev's one-minute appearance.
