Challenging, creative super low budget indie

Rating: 9/10 (23 April 2011)

I don't know if this is as good as my rating, but it's so odd, brave, idiosyncratic and haunting, that I want to forgive it it's flaws.
Made on a shoestring, but using those limitation to create a unique look and style, this is a psychological thriller about paranoia and ideas, that puts you inside the lead character's head as he slowly cracks up, trying to figure out the mathematical basis of all life. He gets mixed up with Hassidic Jews who think he may have found the true name of god, and wall street traders who want his secret for riches.
Full of surreal touches, it's not always clear what's real and what's in our lead character's head – but rather than being annoying, that only pulls you in deeper. To me it recalled great surreal earlier films like "Eraserhead", and "Seconds", but on speed.