Eddie.

With uber-low budgets and inexperienced casts & crew, some film-student films should stay in film school, like dull blue-collar drama "Eddie" from first-time writer / student Dylan Grey Martin. Titular old convenience store owner Joseph Miller leads a sad & lonely life (as shown in tediously sluggish detail) until in a moment of fate and critical decision-making he crosses paths with chronically broke dad Ross Rebennack... and something interesting actually happens, before the whole thing descends back into amateur melodrama (with the likes of junkie James Timphony). So poorly acted & written, if this represents the future of film then the industry's in trouble.