I generally give films that try something new a little bit higher of a grade when there is an off-the-beaten-premise. In this film the premise seems to be that even small differences in our interactions could have resulted in the day or a life having a different outcome. In a way this film reminded me of Woody Allen's Melinda and Melinda. In that film the premise was a little more straight-forward (every tragedy is a comedy and vice versa). I thought the acting in this film was very good and so was the scenery. However, because the movie takes place in a twenty four hour span the viewer had to witness some really bland dialog in order to get a feel for how the day might be different if even the smallest changes occurred. At times this rather tedious to experience.

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"right now, wrong then" is just so tranquil and beautifully personal but at the same time a little bit universal in the way it adapts a rather standard love that's not to be, without much of a setup, confidently relying on the actor's chemistry and skill to carry it. the music is sparse but greatly timed and carries the viewer through the film. such a fantastic choice to have a walz underlying all this drama.

Would rate this a 0 if I could. Don’t get the raving reviews for this at all. Bored me to tears and awkwardness.