Bug

The beetle is a direct embodiment of values and practices typical for the American independent scene. A mosaic of human types, bizarre characters, small events, lucky coincidences, and little tragedies that fit together ideally and leave a long-term impression on the viewer's memory. Well-developed script and direction, subtitles also play a role in the film, and not a single scene is boring. There are no major roles and minor performances in the film. The central theme is chance, and the conclusion is the realization that even a small act can be the cause of significant events. A very pleasant surprise for me. Overall impression: 95%. (07.08.2008)