It's not. The only explanation I can find for the way the movie ended up is bad editing. It feels like a mash-up of sequences from 5 different movies, each one on its own of decent quality but alltogether going nowhere. The characters emotions and their relationships to each other are the real mistery in this movie. Any sense of closeness, sadness, intimacy, motivation portrayed aptly by the actors seems out of place, you constantly feel like you must have missed something or some important information was left out - it simply doesn't add up. It's honestly not worth the time or even the curiosity, it's not spectacularly bad just strangely alienating.
Review of The Last Thing He Wanted
