Life for Oliver may appear uneasy, but the protagonist has adapted his untroubled life around his ‘condition’ – noted by the addition of rear-view mirrors on his spectacles. In spite of challenging dog walks, Oliver is immersed in the word of kites – seemingly encouraged by his father during childhood. After collecting a used kite from a Craigslist seller, Oliver is propelled to move forward after a chance encounter with another woman. An endearing watch that will impel a few smiles.

Despite limited dialogue throughout, Sarah Klearman unquestionably excels in keeping viewers engaged and captivated. Blake Copeland’s distinct performance is blazingly meritorious with subtle humor throughout – his portrayal is certain to keep the audience engrossed. Technically, the drama is eclipsed by stellar cinematography, music (a vital tone-setter), sound and post-production. An unmissable drama – regardless of its abnormality.