Although this film was only in the theater for about 2 days, I had the chance to view it- It is truthful storytelling. While you watch Frank you can either identify with him or someone you know who is like him and for once feel like this character is a true person. The dialogue is eloquent but simple with few dramatic explosions of expression. The constant feeling of agitation or confusion transcends the film and anyone who has been reevaluating any portion of their life can identify. The love story is understated and common, and the two main characters just can't seem to truly connect, although they both seem to want to. I love this film for it dares to translate relationships and moments in life that are so full of contrast and normalcy that one can be left in a constant state of doubt or boredom through the insecurity of their own decision-making.