My sister showed me this this summer when I went home and I got a kick out of it. I really enjoyed the subtle humor of it

and I liked how it was filmed. Simple, but different. It played at the AIFF speaking of which a few years ago

and I discovered that when I was going through the archives.

See? It doesn't have to be extraordinarily visually stimulating to be good. Sometimes the best things are

simple and have a good story or the content is just interesting.