I used to remember every movie I watched. But concerning this one.. hmmm, I forgot watching it, till I ran into it on the IMDb pages lately. So, I'll try to remember. OK, I remember renting it in the year 2001. I remember that it was similar to a play I've read from Belgium about the same kind of triangle that this movie had. And I remember too that I hated Stanley Tucci, simply because he was doing the same silly character over and over again !! It shows that Mr. Tucci is a real die hard fan of being the immortal exquisite despicable; I watched him in (Life During Wartime – 1997), (A Midsummer Night's Dream – 1999), (Big Trouble – 2002), (The Core – 2003) doing nothing but the most stupid arrogant I have ever seen. Is it his talent which allows him to be just one character ? Or is it his reality ?!..I don't know. However the thing that I know very well that "Repetition is hell" ! I remember respecting the movie's desire to be different as independent film, and its expression about our material contemporary world with poor production which challenged much to survive. The last thing to remember : I have a real good memory so far, but when it comes to this movie I do not remember anything except what's above. And I believe in the theory which says that every human witnessed an event; he remembers – after a while of it – only the very things that enjoyed or bothered him. Well, I think I just applied that already.

Engaging movie with a stage feel (most of the movie takes place in two rooms) and and eccentric sense of humor - each of the characters is flawed but I empathized with them. Jessica ends up having to make a decision and having to deal with Bill's jealousy.

Stanley Tucci is terrific in this quirky little film. Very sexy. Very funny. A specific brand of comedy that only gets a chance in this kind of independent film. Acting is solid all around and the music is great.

If it weren't for Kari and her body, this terribly slow and IQ sapping character drama would have been a complete waste of time. However, as crude as this may sound if you can see the unrated version, it sure beats watching re-runs of Mama's Family.