Pulsar

Way too many computer-ish stuff going on. Tine van den Wyngaart appearing a lot on the computer helps going through it though.

The story was nicely built, the protagonist and a good-looking girlfriend acted very good. There was a lot very well put details; I liked a lot the moment when he was bicycling and all passing people were talking about his situation. Or that was how he saw it. The biggest letdown was the lame, good for nothing ending. The director did not have ability to sum the story up. Shame, the idea of leaving electric equipments away was nice.