Another year, another lo-fi American indie film attempting to sell its own uniquely quirky tone of social commentary set in a world of gormless Californian stay-at-home loafers. Brian Crano's film is hardly a revolutionary new voice on the scene, and is astonishingly lightweight in both length, and its refusal to discuss any real issues. Yet this blinkered escapism allows for a fun, feelgood story with little conflict but lots of nice warm hug moments. A passable vegan brunch option of a film.

"Suffers from both an odd, ineffective structure and a low-key tone that jars uncomfortably with the subject matter and makes the film's stakes seem unnecessary low." - Andrew Schenker