Interesting concept, below average execution for the most part. This rather dull "thriller" is made up of three segments shot by three different directors. If that isn't indie enough for you, it all moves at a pace reminiscent of a sloth climbing a mountain. Secondary characters we don't care about come and go, main characters we don't get a lot of explanation about talk and mope. There's the first two segments in a nutshell. The third, preposterous segment is topped off by a mystery water bottle that apparently falls from the sky just in time. Skip this. You've seen it all before in better movies.
Review of Ordinary Days
