Living in California I get how it is making a movie low budget or no budget. And I really wanted to like a husband and wife team starting from the bottom. And since this is IMDB - there is no reason for me to do a summary. Unsure if the actors were paid or did this for free screen time but all the acting it totally flat, and I mean totally stiff and flat. The dialogue, script, flat, slow. The older gentleman at the town meeting - you will love this guy because he is clearly not acting, just being casual and himself...very funny! And clearly wearing him own clothing, which was great - the others wearing ill fitting jackets and shirts. The only one that seemed even remotely comfortable acting was the young woman in the opening screen wearing shorts and heels. I think she will be able to find more work as long as she finds similar type of character parts. Why three stars instead of one? The cinematographer actually - gasp - filmed normally! No shaky- cam! That alone deserves 3 stars.

The acting in this film was among the worst I've ever seen. It was almost cartoonishly flat and uninterested, and in fact it was so bad at the beginning that I thought for a second it was one of those "fake documentary" movies where the cast acts as though they're badly reading off a script while filming an in-universe documentary, then showcases their real acting talent in the supposed behind-the-scenes dialogue. But no, apparently it wasn't intentional. Dialogue wasn't great either, but it probably could have worked if the actors weren't as bad. However, I second the other review praising the cinematography. Nothing fancy but it was well done and a vast improvement over the usual shaking, jerky cams in found footage-related films. Hoping more films in this wheelhouse take this approach going forward.