Kudos to Timar for originality and for putting such an entertaining film on a low budget.
He has shown skills comparable to those of Charlie Kaufman and Christopher Nolan. The result is very watchable.
As a bonus, we get to see parts of beautiful Budapest.
My only regret is that the resolution is too much of a Deus ex machina for my taste.
On the other hand, one of the points made by the movie is that Alida's life had been so self-centered and dry so far, that she had driven away all the people who had loved her in the distant past.
