...an uncommonly clever genre movie, reliant not on special effects—of which there are basically none—but on heavy doses of paranoia.

This is a confident movie that feels like the first entry in career worth following.

It’s best not to know too much more going in, but suffice it to say Byrkit’s parable about choices and how they make us who we are has an eerie potency.

A mix of quantum physics and dinner chat, this enclosed, well-acted indie drama from writer-director James Ward Byrkit rewards close attention as it slowly reveals what’s going on...