Once again I find myself coming face to face with an Amy Seimetz performance, and once again she's pretty great. Her character is a bit different from what I've gotten sued to her playing, although just a bit and fans will love her and others who aren't fans of her past work won't. It's all very lived in, all very quietly nuanced but a lot will certainly not find anything to look at in there. However, she's quite the actress in my opinion, and I certainly look forward to more. The film is well developed throughout, with a lot of tendencies to truly structure itself properly and not come off half-baked or anything. It's not entirely original so in that way I think that sort of filmmaking was needed. Very nicely, gently shot with some reasonable color palettes. This is recommend.
Review of The Off Hours
