Cashback is simply one of a kind. Any person who rates this film anything but "Must Go!" is simply looking at the movie in the wrong perspective. This is not your typical movie. It's different, completely different. You need a different perspective to watch this movie. You must think out of the box when watching this movie. This movie will really make you think in ways you never thought, it will also inspire you!

Definatly wierd and quirky, in the same catagory as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, but not quite so surreal, this movie is part break-up drama, part tribute to all artists everywhere, and......part plain old boy- meets-girl- story. ( there also is this time freezing elemement). Cashback started out as a short, and the director went back and extended it to feature length. After a break-up, the main character, and art student, gets a night job at a grocery store because he is out of money and can't sleep. All the other equally bored employee's are funny, especially the horrible boss. And strangly, Pamela Anderson even has a bit part in it, but i won't tell you about that, as it involves one of the best jokes. If anything, this movie accurately shows the meaningless life suddenly takes after a breakup, and how people accidently move on.

Moments into Cashback, you find yourself staring into Emilia Fox's screaming face. A breakup. Getting a bearing on the movie's direction at this point is difficult, but it goes far beyond a typical lost love, find love break-up story. Beautiful flashbacks exist throughout the movie, returning to a childhood full of experiences in which many can relate. The idea of sex, love, and art frequent the movie. When taking refuge from restless nights at a grocery, Biggerstaff finds that he has the ability to stop time. Time, the enemy of the night. Using his skill, he takes a path to enlightenment and love, with a group of hilarious friends.