Her pleas overcome his reluctance. This will, after all, be his final good deed - possibly his first. There's a period of information exchange, and the two grow markedly closer in the very few minutes they have together, which leads up to a dramatic climax in their newfound relationship. Amusing in a serious way, dramatic without being maudlin or hysterical, the film is an odd treat. One of Patrick's friends finally makes his concert hall debut - at one hour before the final note is sounded for the universe.
Final plans change.
Long-unspoken sentiments are blurted out. Love is found among what soon will be ruins. But the film captivates at every moment, with some novel direction adding kick to the fascinating premise. McKellar perfectly pulls off the trifecta of writing, directing and acting, with Oh proving an able foil for him. Rated R for sexuality, language and brief violence.