Kafka with speed and a calculator...

Rating: Null/10 (15 September 2004)

... Or maybe William Burroughs. Point is, this movie is edgy, shot in with both intense camera movements and an astounded "Snori-cam" (The camera trick that makes the person the shot focuses on look he/she is standing still, while everything else moves), it is extremely creative, used its money well, and is gutsy as all get out (according to commentary, a character (don't want to give away who) put a drill a few millimeters into their scalp) If you like B&W with little gray, you'll love the way this is shot. If you find Jews in any way fascinating, you'll either be overjoyed or offended.
If you don't like any of the above, this movie will make you start looking through your thesaurus for synonyms for "stupid." One last note, if you don't mind the same thing happening a few times (nothing happens more than four times, though) if it's in keeping with a theme, and you don't mind a character spending a lot of time in a room inside their apartment, there should be few problems for you.
I give this a 10 out of 10, and challenge any of the nimrods who attack this movie as "amateurish" or any such thing to do half as well.