I went into this thinking I was frankly going to see another ex Disney Channel cash grab from a major studio and unseasoned filmmakers. But instead I was blow away by the creatively and uniqueness of this story. It's funny, compelling, and controversial. In other words, something more exciting than 99 percent of the studio corporate remakes we keep having shoved down our throats. Indie films like this are the lifeblood of cinema. The spectacle of the larger movies may be what keeps theaters afloat, but the experience of these smaller arthouse pieces that try and ask more questions than they answer are what make going to see something in theaters actually worth it. What a welcome surprise.

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