I liked this little Canadian indy. It was pretty funny, pretty short and pretty clever.
The cast is good, the ending sweet and the premise quirky.

Gary Burns' claustrophobic comedy wins simply by its charming leads and a memorable corporate drone, courtesy of Don McKellar.

HA indeed Panschuck! I watched this last year for film class and had to analyze the shit out of it. But even after watching it ten times over I still felt like there was more to be studied. It's true what they say, we are all ants.

this is a funny movie, very strange but in reminded me of a bet my buddy would wanna do. i love how he staples everything on himself haha!

Oh My God! This kind of movie can be made only in 2 situations: One, when both the director and screenwriter know perfectly well what they're doing, and Second, when both of them don't. This is the first kind. Psychotic, Hilarious, and BrainPecking! ... (read more) Oh My God! This kind of movie can be made only in 2 situations: One, when both the director and screenwriter know perfectly well what they're doing, and Second, when both of them don't. This is the first kind. Psychotic, Hilarious, and BrainPecking! I would not rate it as something that can be watched again and again (not me!), but the movie is insanely genius! The funniest I found was the common 'observation' of office seduction: the engaged co-worker says "I can't do this", and then jumps on Curt a second later. Nothing can match the subtle observation of real life.

Overall: Worth watching once!

Odd, strange and Canadian...what more could you ask for? A whole lotta Fab Filippo? Oh, alright then!

To many people, the constantly-shifting, desaturated video-to-film visuals and discontinuity tricks (plus the perennially annoying musical score) are drawbacks--not me! I also love how dislikable all the characters are, how self-enchanted and self-de... (read more) To many people, the constantly-shifting, desaturated video-to-film visuals and discontinuity tricks (plus the perennially annoying musical score) are drawbacks--not me! I also love how dislikable all the characters are, how self-enchanted and self-deluded. I guess it feeds into my basic image of office work as a self-inflicted version of Hell. Much like a two-hour chunk of Seinfeld, only far less New York/Jewish/prone to provoke screen-punching.

Funny movie, love that I can see all the places I frequent when I work during the day. I love the concept and would have loved to see this film with a bigger budget, thought that isn't necessary. The acting was wooden at times but it was a good story... (read more) Funny movie, love that I can see all the places I frequent when I work during the day. I love the concept and would have loved to see this film with a bigger budget, thought that isn't necessary. The acting was wooden at times but it was a good story.

This movie was interesting because it was filmed in Calgary, and explores the possibility of people living indoors for an extended period of time on a bet.

A few awkward moments that really make you squirm. Very funny movie, Canadian observational humor abounds.