This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

A lot of fun.

Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

Original music is excellent. Story is simple but creative as well. Unique and refreshingly different approach. Humorous and clever. Variety of unique characters. Cinematography is beautiful. Nice camera work.

A humble and yet very uplifting journey for anyone who is seeking a connection in this very connected and yet disconnected world... Touches your very part of you that is searching for something to be found... Life is indeed a journey, the people we meet along the way after all are but just escorting us to where we truly need to be.... HOME...Kudos to the writers, and director of photography, and director, and everyone behind this wonderful story... the character Alex played by actor Tate Ellington is admirable and wonderfully shy.The 'journey' watching this made me find something i was searching for within.... and its out there... "would you like to come?"-giaDirector: Josh Klausner Writer: Josh Klausner Stars: Tate Ellington, Tara Summers, Victoria Clark

It is a very simple movie, with good music and a nice ending.

A light-hearted adventure of a man lost in search of a relaxing weekend. Alex's strange encounters with various off-beat strangers was comical as well as uplifting. The walk with Hope was particularly funny (watch that rock). There were quite a few chuckles along the way to finding Penelope again. The pointy-headed gnome made two appearances as well. Do I have you wondering now?I would recommend seeing this movie for anyone who needs a little cheering up. It was a nice getaway with some rather odd happenings. A true delight.One thing that was strange, though. Alex took the bus home without ever wondering what happened to his car!