AKA

There may very well be a story worth experiencing in there somewhere, but as it stands, the über-pretentious device of 3 simultaneous panels on the screen at all times makes this pretty much unwatchable. Of course, the amateurish direction and production do not help matters, nor the inept, platitude-laden writing. Bill Nighy's few minutes of screen time are a welcome bit of professionalism, but by the time he shows up, it's too late to matter.