Did anyone else think it was highly implausible that a person would "go for coffee" with a stranger, after the harassing incident with a different stranger?
And then, the conversation that ensued afterwards about her family's "weirdness" was just pathetic, lame, and the absolute worst of "independent film" cliches... who the f** cares about this movie.
It tried to be clever and different, but was just lame and uninspired.
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It's hard to figure out why an implausible element of a plot line and some weirdness in their families would cause so much venom in a comment. So what if you didn't like it.
I watched it because it had Lorraine Pilkington and Finlay Robertson in it. Lorraine was also in Monarch of the Glen and Finlay Robertson was in a version of Persuasion.
I enjoyed it. It kept my attention because I was waiting to see what would happen next. I laughed several times throughout. I thought it was fairly clever at several points and the leads did a good job.
This movie invoked a lot of passion in me, against it--cuz I'm so sick of these indie movie CLICHES! = Super-"weird" family background for no reason other than to be "Quirky", a meandering storyline that seems to just be an excuse to show a big artsy city off... It's like the screenwriter spent some time walking around London, and thought: "Wow, someone should do a movie about someone in London." And that's all he could think of....
THAT's why. It's so overdone.
Try something new!