Forty Shades of Blue

The most emotionally inert film I've seen in a long time. All the drama is small and intimate, but the characters are such blank slates that there's no reason to feel even superficially involved in their problems. It doesn't help that neither the dialogue nor the performances rise above acceptable and the story jumps along with no arch of any sort.

"There hasn't been a [Sundance] Grand Jury Prize winner this terrific since Tom Noonan's What Happened Was..." - Keith Uhlich