Eddie.

The lead actor is talented, but the story itself feels weak, and the main character's motivation isn't very convincing. I appreciate the simplicity of the story at the start and how it develops, but it could have been much more heartfelt if the writer had spent more time fleshing it out. There are too many plot holes that detract from the overall experience. However, the worst aspect isn't the story-it's the cinematography. The camera work is subpar, as if they used a cheap camcorder instead of a high-quality camera like a RED. They zoom in unnecessarily, and the grainy visuals in many scenes are distracting. The inconsistency in the film's aesthetics is so jarring that it significantly diminishes the film's quality. The director should take this as a lesson for future projects: invest in a better cinematographer and equipment.