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Okay... here is the breakdown of this film. Two people (a man and a woman) who don't know each other have a chance encounter on the street. Then one of them get mugged and when the other tries to stop the mugger then he gets beaten up too. The two strangers wake up with amnesia and somehow end up with the "Looney Tunes" notion that they are husband and wife. Now... how do two people get 'double amnesia?' Amnesia, like hypnotism, is a bad plot device used when the film is lacking a plot so badly that cliché is the only saving grace out. Denise Coates, who claims she directed this film, obviously handed it off to the DP (you know you are in trouble at that point!). The series of loosely collected scenes (starring Coates) is a series of 90s twenty-something dorks and hippies musing about philosophy and crap. It's like the bad cuts that ending up on the cutting room floor from "Waking Life" were picked up from the garbage and put into this film. The acting is horrible, the story (if there is one) makes NO SENSE and whenever something surreal happens (like when a mysterious stranger pops in like some angel) is plays like filler for a film that has no meaning. Plus, the art direction and set design is so ridiculous and so sophomore that is seems like a two year old kid was hired for the task. This is like a bad student film from a rich kid who wants to us to love simply because she made it. This is a bad throwback to 90s Ethan Hawke 'pseudo-philosophy' Films. And it sucks! Anything more said about this waste of celluloid is a waste. Nuff' said.Alan Kinney
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