There are too few details that could explain, or at least give some clues about the situation and too little depiction of the characters' inner selves to drag this into a full-length movie. Keeping everything at a symbolic level, a "short" 20 min version would have been acceptable because some ideas in there about communication, or absence thereof, and the absurdity of a world dominated by computers are not new but are given an original context. Acting is ok but the script is so minimalist and the characters so poorly developed anyway that it does not require any high-level interpretation. The movie reminded me of Lluís Quílez's Grafitti, a beautiful short.
Review of Saul at Night
