I was reluctant to see it, because, from the trailer, it looked like it was going to be one of those slapsticky, shame transference dramedies. But I was pleasantly surprised. For one - it's not a comedy. Has some funny moments, but not a comedy. Jeffrey Wright is a great actor, so his performances are always on par. The story had just the right amount of everything and it was masterfully crafted with very interesting and well put together characters. And the storytelling is why this film should be seen.

Still, stories like this and a premise like this have been seen before and, by the end of the film, all I could think about was Robert Altman's "The Player".