Joseph Ryan – Google

We need movies like this which awaken us to how thin the line is between everyday normality and the brutal reality of the world. How horrors can appear out of nowhere and without any obvious cause and destroy our complacent petty existence with the same amount of compassion as an owl swooping down on a prairie dog. It's a movie that's a question mark that becomes many question marks and ends with the only answer possible: hide. If you watch this movie you should realize you're watching something that is far from implausible and you could be the lead actor in the show tomorrow. I see a lot of lousy misguided reviews for this movie, don't believe them. It's damn good.

Moving and profound meditation on the inevitability of unbearable loneliness even in the midst of a crowded life. How just one other human being can transform that agony and hopelesness of isolation into a whole new world, followed by the inevitability that that world will soon end thereby demanding the strength to go on living anyway. This movie is a fine representation of humannes in the grip of every human's inevitable fate.