The idea & theme was interesting, though the execution was poor, ultimately making the movie fall flat.

Obviously the movie isn't striving for realism, though despite that it didn't feel cohesive or logical at times. The dialogue and development of the plot was rushed and contrived, and got in the way of the underlying narrative. As is a common thread in reviews I've read, the dialogue was a essentially a hammer hitting you repeatedly over the head with the points the director was aiming to get across. Although that style works to ensure a point is made, it doesn't end up being an enjoyable experience and feels frankly condescending as if they did not trust to give the audience agency in piecing together the meaning of the story in their own way based on less overtime dialogue.

There were certainly some decent scenes and some funny moments, and the plot tells an important social story. For those reasons, this movie deserves a 5/10.