I would not be too harsh on the film as we know it was shot during one of the most difficult times that humankind has seen in the past few decades. The lack of good background music kills a lot of promise of this film. The editing is not good, there are too many silent spaces, which seem like a phone conversation between two introverts. But nevertheless the film was shot over zoom call and obviously that would prevent the director from too many retakes. Overall its a good watch when you have nothing to watch. It is not unbearable as many people have said in their reviews. That is a bit of exaggeration.

The acting, storyline and directing is shockingly bad. 20 minutes of my life I'll never get back.

Though zeitgeist it certainly is, as it reflects and instills the please-forget-me-and-let-this-hell-be-over feeling that the COVID-19 generation will likely never be able to look back and laugh on.

The movie itself suffers from bad writing, bad acting, and bad production. Did they just randomly pick pieces of film off the editing room floor? Virtually nothing saves this film from itself, and while they claim to have awards, that only demonstrates how corrupt and meaningless that system has become over the years.

The once saving grace of the production?

None.