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The ideas McClean... puts on screen are creative and original. And his technical skill is outstanding. He shows a lot of promise, in other words, and the film's worth checking out.

Sci-fi with a unique approach, horror in a nontraditional genre sense, this has a cool hook, and doesn't shy away from big moral questions, ideas of fate and destiny, as well examining more personal notions of friendship and relationships.

Joe McLean makes a memorable directorial debut with this mind-blowing sci-fi reminiscent of such inscrutable screen classics as Memento and The Matrix.

The turmoil in the friendship of the trio grounds the film in humanity when things get too theoretical.

This is the first feature from writer-director Joe McClean and he has made a debut that is admittedly uneven but not without promise.

What the film lacks in logic and scientific plausibility it makes up for in the philosophical questions it raises.