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The film constructs a darkly comic spiral from a foundation of pure personal chaos, relying on escalating absurdities to explore a man crushed by the weight of his own poor choices. It uses the crime genre not for thrills, but as a natural consequence of a life perpetually off-balance.

What lingers after the final stumble is a peculiar empathy for this hapless protagonist, a feeling that his flawed humanity is the real heart of the story. — MovieFinder Editorial