Critic Reviews

It's squirrelly, surprising, and elusive, but this beaut of a debut is no curio.

If, at barely more than an hour, the movie initially seems slight, its inconsequentiality might be better viewed as polemical.

Benjamin Crotty's film is content to drift free-associatively through the intricacies of group mechanics via an expressive free-form structure.

It may never be quite solid enough for us to be truly worried about its inhabitants' happiness, but watching them pursue that happiness is a uniquely diverting experience.

It’s an easy, sometimes amusing watch, but also an unfulfilling one, as if Crotty needed another hour to make his characters memorable rather than relying on sheer star power.