Never seen a film like this. Extremely original and extraordinary. While watching, I discovered the theme to be "Just because we do bad things, doesn't mean we're bad people." As I see the comedic aspect of this film, I feel as though this film is more of a indie, satire type documentary. Can we talk about the great Josh Safdie? Not only did was he the Director, Editor, Screenwriter, and Producer, but he also acted in the film. The cinematography was very candid, making it indie. Also, the soundtrack is very decent- including Haruki Naginata- Quiet Spiderish (Quite an insightful tune).