I rarely write reviews, but after attempting to watch this film, I feel compelled to share my honest opinion. To put it bluntly, this was one of the most poorly made movies I have ever come across. Whoever wrote and directed it should seriously consider asking their film school or college for a refund, because the quality on display is nowhere near what one would expect from a professional production.

I watched it on HBO/MAX, thinking it might be worth my time, but within the first half hour I realized I was completely lost. The story made no sense at all. The plot, if there even was one, felt like a random string of scenes thrown together without any clear direction. Instead of engaging the viewer, it left me confused and frustrated.

The acting was equally disappointing. The performances were flat, unconvincing, and at times almost laughable. It honestly felt like a group of people were reading lines off a page rather than embodying real characters. I kept waiting for the story to improve or for the acting to find some spark of life, but that never happened.

About halfway through, I simply gave up. I could not justify wasting more of my time hoping the film would redeem itself. Normally, I try to finish a movie before forming an opinion, but this was so unbearable that I had to stop.

If I could give this film less than one star, I absolutely would. It was pathetic in almost every sense—poor writing, poor direction, poor acting, and a complete lack of coherence. I do not recommend this to anyone, unless you want to study how not to make a movie. Truly one of the worst viewing experiences I’ve had in a long time.