I agree with what I saw someone else say, that this almost feels like a film school project, but I think that's a compliment: it's a great example of what the medium is capable of. There's such a gap between the underlying "content" of the story and how effectively it draws you in, how much it makes you want to see what happens next. Great example of what film can do.
Anyway, it's free on Amazon Prime and well worth renting for a couple of bucks. Won't say more than that. Great sense of mood and atmosphere, and another example of the way smaller films can (and should!) use a focus on audio as a way to compete with higher-budgeted affairs. It's the cheaper, less-appreciated aspect of filmmaking relative to the blockbusters, I think.
Anyway, it's free on Amazon Prime and well worth renting for a couple of bucks. Won't say more than that. Great sense of mood and atmosphere, and another example of the way smaller films can (and should!) use a focus on audio as a way to compete with higher-budgeted affairs. It's the cheaper, less-appreciated aspect of filmmaking relative to the blockbusters, I think.