I'm pleased to see from the two posted reviews that those people who worked on this movie had a good time. At least something good came from this, because the movie is unwatchable.
The script, directing, acting, cinematography, sound, and editing are very far below professional quality -- or even amateur quality. Seriously: as you watch, count how many times you can see the one lighting instrument the production had on its stand in the middle of the frame. Not even on the edge of the frame, where an inattentive Director might overlook it, but right in the middle of the frame! How could you include such shots in a movie and think that it's good enough to show to people?
Any church-basement amateur thespian could act rings around the entire cast of this movie put together. The script has an unerring instinct for the cliche and the anti-dramatic. The audio sounds like it was recorded with the on-camera mic and no post-production work done on it at all; the soundscape is nonexistent, so the world of the movie sounds eerily empty; the stock music is dropped onto the soundtrack without mixing, obscuring dialogue, and matches neither the mood nor the tempo of the scenes. The cinematography goes out of its way to avoid the use of techniques such as "lighting" or "composition" or "focus"; it looks like the Director plunked down the camera wherever he happened to be standing and zoomed out so that most of the elements were in frame, and sometimes remembered also to focus the camera. There are no characters, only marionettes; motivations are non-existent, or appear and disappear for no apparent reason.
This is just an awful, awful movie. I know how hard it is to make any movie at all, but this project is a learning experience for the creators, and not a movie for an audience. It should never have been placed before the public.
Don't waste your time on this movie.
