A Thousand Lines

This movie uses cliché'd cinematics to try to bolster a weak and boring story, which wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing if it didn't fail horribly in doing so.

It's like the producers and directors had a list of boxes to check, and closed their eyes and pointed to scenes and used them at random. So it's like a pretentious student film. Casting is also cliché'd and acting poor to mediocre for the most part.

This could've been a good film (if the script were a bit better), and I imagine it will end up in some film-school course on how not to make a movie.

It's remarkable that it got theatre distribution in its country of origin. I guess the theatres there are desperate for content.