Imagine this is titled 360 because "Ring" and "It's a Small World" were already taken. 360 involves a number of disjointed stories that have a way of intersecting or not. There are many indie films out there that do this, some work better than others. The ones that work have quirky stories that hold our interest. This one does not. The stories consist of an escort, infidelity, a sex offender, a man looking for his missing daughter, and a Russian. There may be a few more.
The Denver airport was filmed in Minnesota, apparently they figured no one travels enough to either place to notice. While the acting wasn't bad, the stories were presented in a mundane fashion. One of the problems with the film is that you know in advance the story will circle back so you spend your time concentrating on how it is going to do that rather than try to take in what is on the screen.
If you like intersecting indie films, try Jason Freeland's "Garden Party" a modest production which I enjoyed more than this film.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, and nudity. It had some of each, but really didn't dwell on it.
The Denver airport was filmed in Minnesota, apparently they figured no one travels enough to either place to notice. While the acting wasn't bad, the stories were presented in a mundane fashion. One of the problems with the film is that you know in advance the story will circle back so you spend your time concentrating on how it is going to do that rather than try to take in what is on the screen.
If you like intersecting indie films, try Jason Freeland's "Garden Party" a modest production which I enjoyed more than this film.
Parental Guide: F-bomb, sex, and nudity. It had some of each, but really didn't dwell on it.