Title: Best Placed on the Shelf of a 2nd Hand Store
Product review: What is so unique or creative about a second hand store; hand held cameras; really stilted line-by-line acting; and a story about poor interrelationships? Well, nothing so you can put this movie on the shelf with similar cast off stuff. The most important indicator of the invested quality of this production is that despite a prominent role of a person with a disability the producers failed to put subtitles for the hard of hearing or English limited. I guess special needs is something that helps to sell movies but too costly to add to production expenses.
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