It is filmed in digital, so the image is a little washed up, especially in the interior scenes, but the main female character gives a very good performance. The men are not that convincing, but nothing to cry about. They are pretty much average, minding they don't have much to work with. Obviously, the female characters and their neurosis is the theme of the film.
Those which complain about the flashbacks in other reviews are infantile. The flashback are not hard to follow at all. The picture wouldn't work without them. More than that, some more obscure ones leave you thinking about the film after you finished it, wondering what exactly had happened, making you want to watch it again.
It's a minimalist picture reminding me of The Lighthouse, which I've seen recently, although not that good. More creative camera work would have increased the dramatic feel of the scenes. But, in the end, it's a good, small movie, worth watching.
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