Watching this movie, I could just feel at times that it was going to get better and expand beyond what I was seeing, but then nothing would happen.  I felt I was in trouble early into this movie when the main character began her monologue about her she could have missed meeting the woman of her dreams in a contrived and rather senseless ramble.  I didn't particularly find her observations very witty or rather well written for a character who considered herself something of a writer.
 The secondary characters seem to be the most interesting ones in the movie.  The little scenes where they laid around trying to think of ways to get Max, the writer, and Ely, who works for a vet, together, were some of the better scenes in the movie.  The main purpose of the movie, which seemed to be to get these two women together just wasn't very interesting, or compelling enough to draw the rest of the movie together.
 I realize this movie was probably made on a small budget so I'm trying not to critisize the acting too much, although there was definitely some rather poor acting in this movie, along with bad camera shots and audio recording.  I found myself laughing during some scenes, but the problem is, I don't think those scenes were supposed to be funny, it was just my reaction to some of the rather lame scenes that I was watching.
 I guess if you are into art house films, you might want to give this movie a try, but I don't think it's really worth your time.  If you want to see a better film, I'd recommend "The Incredibly True Adventure Of 2 Girls In Love" instead.  It was a much better picture.
Watching this movie, I could just feel at times that it was going to get better and expand beyond what I was seeing, but then nothing would happen. I felt I was in trouble early into this movie when the main character began her monologue about her she could have missed meeting the woman of her dreams in a contrived and rather senseless ramble. I didn't particularly find her observations very witty or rather well written for a character who considered herself something of a writer. The secondary characters seem to be the most interesting ones in the movie. The little scenes where they laid around trying to think of ways to get Max, the writer, and Ely, who works for a vet, together, were some of the better scenes in the movie. The main purpose of the movie, which seemed to be to get these two women together just wasn't very interesting, or compelling enough to draw the rest of the movie together. I realize this movie was probably made on a small budget so I'm trying not to critisize the acting too much, although there was definitely some rather poor acting in this movie, along with bad camera shots and audio recording. I found myself laughing during some scenes, but the problem is, I don't think those scenes were supposed to be funny, it was just my reaction to some of the rather lame scenes that I was watching. I guess if you are into art house films, you might want to give this movie a try, but I don't think it's really worth your time. If you want to see a better film, I'd recommend "The Incredibly True Adventure Of 2 Girls In Love" instead. It was a much better picture.