This movie really surprised me. It was showing during a free trial of Starz at about 3:30 in the morning. It is interesting, engaging, intelligent, and surprisingly realistic. The performances are believable and naturalistic. I'm curious how the actors were directed, because there are some moments that are so well done (which is hard to find in a low budget movie) that I can't imagine that they were reading off of a script. The main character and Jamie, his love interest were especially good. However, the movie does have phony documentary style interviews intercut into the dramatic sections, which always kind of annoys me. Also, I didn't really care for the music or the ending. However, there is a lot in there that was really good.
Review of Without a Map
