The viewer’s first glimpse into the film's world is defined by substance use and intoxication. A drug-addled reality soon begins to serve as a metaphor for relationships, intimacy, and most important of them all, love. A woman’s voice takes us deeper into this realm as she engages with all of these ideas and some more. The intimacy of a bedroom is employed efficiently as a physical space to talk of the vulnerability of human emotion, and the many layers that constitute affection and heartbreak.
The parallel between intoxication and hallucination, and love and intimacy is presented with an earnest performance and carefully constructed screenplay. The tonality and approach to storytelling exhibit deep potential, albeit with a few rough edges. The final result definitely paves the path for more such filmmaking endeavors in the future.