11 Minutes

Nothing in this movie makes sense or gets explained. I gave it a second star only because for a brief scene at the end you actually care and the cinematography for that one brief scene is awesome. As for the rest of the movie? A whole lot of questions and wasted time where nothing gets explained and you wasted a chunk of your life on some pricks pretentious movie that some pretentious losers might say is art, but it's garbage. All garbage.

I think there are 7 interlinked stories that wind down to some sort of anticlimactic climax.

In the end you will wonder what you watched and why you stuck it out to the end....

Well, I loved it. I was fascinated from the start and enjoyed every single minute. Cannot understand all the low ratings. I just want to be entertained, I don't want to (or need to!) critique every aspect of the film making. Last scenes are BRILLIANT!!!

Unfortunately, this is the type of movie that draws out all those filmmakers who want to weigh in on what the director did wrong. I'm not a filmmaker, so I just sat back and enjoyed this director's efforts.

All the characters were interesting, and I particularly liked the director's decision to cut back and forth between the various players as the narrative moved forward. That choice requires a little more effort on our part, but it's well worth the effort.

All in all, I had a great time, even if I did get most of my anxiety buttons pushed, but that's what happens when a film builds suspense slowly and relentlessly.

If you're the type of person who enjoys most kinds of movies, then you'll enjoy the unusual approach they took with this one, and it has my most hearty recommendation.

Choppy narrative at first, stick with it. Great use and metaphor of cameras and screens. OMG ending rewards patience. Richard Dormer sweet smiling malevolence or not?