This is an unfortunate waste of a good film concept. Despite a few mildly amusing characters, the story plods along and comes off as little more than an unedited high school project. Taking such a subject as love, lust, relationships and all that goes with them was intriguing at first. But then the point was repeated and belabored and handled inexpertly. The main character's life is pitiful, yes, but not as pitiful as his attempt at art. There are other, much better pseudo- documentaries in the indie world to spend time on. Save yourself 2 1/2 hours and don't see this one.
Review of Sherman's March
