Not often do I get caught up in sequels, but this is a very fitting and solid experience considering what came before with 'Upstate Story.' I loved the very limited manner in which it was filmed. The camera doesn't move much and it doesn't become a distraction when you consider the story being told. The black and white photography is especially nice, but so is the color and sepia footage. It makes for a nice blend. The writing and voice over is the best part. It all sounds very real to how people think or talk. The dry delivery by Rose makes it all the more special. Easy to connect with as a viewer too. It's definitely one of the finer small indie films out there. I have a feeling there will be a follow-up and I can't wait for it.
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