Netflix movies seem to have a tendency for unfocused, splintered, confusing structure. This mess is no exception.

The Netflix formula is to film a bunch of scenes (script optional and not needed; the scenes do not need to connect), take all of these scenes, pass them through a shredder, paste everything back together in any random order, put on Netflix.

Nothing in this movie made any narrative sense, nor did ANY scene have anything to do with the one that preceded it. From the mind of someone suffering from terminal ADHD.

What a waste of actors and director.