This reminded me of being in my freshman year English class, listening to my professor drone on in class about how T. S. Eliot was the greatest poet ever. When I would do the reading assignments at night, I’d realize there was a gaping chasm between my experience of Eliot’s writings and my professor’s appreciation of them. 

I’m gonna put this one out there: the same people who think Eliot, Hemingway, and Joyce are the best writers to ever grace…

I went into this film thinking that it was going to be a quirky comedy, but it actually borders on a psychological thriller. The piece is very timely and integrates technology into the shots quite naturally - no floating text bubbles overlaid on the shot here. Some of the language/interactions were a bit "millennial" and I wondered if a slightly older viewer would understand the nuances of some of the scenes.

The film seems to have two different storylines -…