Saw it
at this year's Seattle Intl. Film Festival. It plays a bit like MOMENTO with a bit of MATRIX-ish editing thrown in at times. The film involves three different storylines, but of course they'll be woven together in the end. And, for the life of me, I couldn't tell you what they were, now, except for some child psychologist character taping sessions with patients about their nightmares (or something), which has something to do with a drug dealer and a hitwoman. It's very slow, unnecessarily confusing.
Not recommended at all.