Absolutely blown away by this film! It has been a long time since I've been moved by a film to this extent. It is so raw and real, I felt like I was living right in the middle of Nick's turmoil from start to finish. His rage and sorrow were so palpable, but I also found the banter among him and his friends entertaining. It brought me right back to that period in my life in high school when I was walking a line between trying to find myself and also being carefree. Even now in my 20s it still hits close to home!

To anyone who has experienced loss, been through a difficult season of change, or just to those who can relate to the trials and tribulations of youth, you will find a kindred spirit in Nick.

With moving performances, beautiful jazz compositions, and NYC as the backdrop - this movie really was beautifully and artistically done. You can tell that Mr. Wolff put his heart and soul into creating it, and I hope we get more films from him in the future!

There really isn't much to say about this flick. It's basically a trip to hell during winter in NYC. Four teens boys - all RWA's - spend their time going out to party, take drugs, fight, and sex-it-up with a convenient girl.

One teen - Nick - is 'the new guy' and he brings a boat load of emotionally damaged baggage and anger with him. But to party is his passion along with the other three guys. This goes on for two hours!!! And then the movie ends.

This flick is the poster child of 'boring'.

This movie was absolutely amazing. I enjoyed the story so much, it made me both happy&sad, made me laugh& cry and also feel so many different emotions/connections with each character. Alex WROTE AND DIRECTED this movie and he did a damn good job. He's a convincing and captivating storyteller. Definitely a fun movie to watch and most definitely worth every penny. You won't be disappointed, in fact you'll want to see it again and again.