I caught this at a festival where the director spoke afterward. Apparently the film was made with virtually no budget aside from what it took to purchase the equipment. That in and of itself merits SOME credit. As far as the story goes, there are some plot holes and you can see the ending coming fairly early on, but I applaud the cast/crew for the effort. Acting was about what you'd expect from a lower budget film, but far from terrible. All in all, the film's most admirable trait is the determination from those involved in getting it done. Here's hoping they throw some money in the next one so we can see what they're really capable of.
