Aside from being pointless and painful to watch, this "film" is insanely pretentious. It entails a laundry list of pseudo-intellectual devices: The cacophony of loud opera music; the dizzying use of split screens to forcibly inject the Haywain Triptych into the plot; protracted dialogue scenes that involve actors telling each other how clever they are (likely needed since no other evidence of their supposed intelligence exists within the plot). This was like a poor student film.
Review of An Imperfect Murder
