Art-house

Rating: 4/10 (6 July 2015)

It seems like Art-House / Indie movies are starting to crawl out of the walls and are steadily seeping their way into the big budget world too.
The screenshots, synopses, and previews of this movie make it look like an engaging, mysterious thriller. But it's just the typical indie movie:
* slow dialogue
* out of place scenes (out of character, out of setting, no plot role)
* dead pan faces with no emotion
* long scenery shots
* an ending that leaves you hanging
Funnily enough, the emotionless acting is probably what had me watching till the end - "Who's the robot?!" Turns out it wasn't intentional; there's no mystery going on; it's just art-house/indie nothingness.
Well... there is a little something at the end, I suppose; enough to make it better than most art-house/indie; but not enough to make it valid as an actual story.