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If you're into indie movies and quirk comedy, you'll appreciate this. Craig decides to quit his job and during the week that follows, he encounters a bizarre variety of crazy characters (most of them live in his building), among which a sweet love interest.

I enjoyed the comedy that seems natural, the acting (some great scenes), the writing/directing by Eric Paul Chapman and the music! The best thing is that you can really tell these people had fun making an indie movie that's never pretentious.

As a professional quitter, I could relate to the protagonist, but happy to report that I didn't quit watching :)

Great example of good story telling with limited budget. A group of characters are forced to confront their fears and each others. In the background, a beautiful Spanish villa. Writer/director Nathan Buck does a great job in writing complex characters and directing skilled actors.

It's a drama about life and death who takes you on a journey with the characters as they discover secrets and truths about themselves and their friends. Like in The Big Chill, there's an absent character whose presence though is very strong.

The plot is original and universal at the same time. Everyone could related to those fears and conflicts.

Strongly recommended.

Here's a great example of what a good script and a talented director can do with a low budget. The movie is beautifully shot, well acted, the script is solid and the story reminded me of Body Double and Rear Window. The soundtrack enhances everything. Really good indie, bravo!