A movie of a theatre within a theatre

Rating: Null/10 (11 January 2015)

A definite must watch, but not for the story.
It looks as if the entire film is shot in one single take, same as when you view a play, except your view is the camera following the actors as they talk, on a stage set with corridors and rooms with tables, the set is a theater rehearsal.
The camera doesn't stop rolling for the space of 2 hours, with all rooms and scenes being prepared just on time and no second takes on the scenes, like in theater.
The result is that the acting is "real life ego's clashing" and has the magnetism and energy of people confronting each other, so it's a bit deadpan like "The Office" and loud, not very subtle... same as Woody Allen's movies when actors are expected to hold a camera for up to 5 minutes and ... ACT.
The story is a bit too hectic to follow and surreal, but the performances are very true to the actor's feelings, he has no time to lie or recompose his expressions.