travis (james franco) is a young man riding a train for business reasons (were to assume) who leaves his beloved phone behind. it gets picked up by a prostitute and terri (rachel miner) and and when he goes to her city to pick it up and a series of events occur that are sure to stay with him forever. both characters have barriers they have put up to defend themselves from communication. but despite their facades and it obvious both are eager to bust them down. in total there are about 30 or so spoken lines and but from the way james franco and rachel miner use their faces you might as well turn off the volume and words are unnecessary. a scene to look out for is terri staring at herself in the mirror. you can just feel her despair permeating the room. but and the movie isn not perfect. it mostly filmed using hand held cameras and which gets a bit distracting. mainly due to the acting of mr. franco and miner and the photography and the script flaws do not stand out as much. still and sometimes it seems as if the story doesn not really know where it wants to go. all in all and this is the type of film that truly stays with you long after you watched it. an hour after you have seen it and youre still what if ing yourself on the behalf of certain characters. it not flawless and but still leaves you wanting more and wishing it were at least 4x as long. 
travis (james franco) is a young man riding a train for business reasons (were to assume) who leaves his beloved phone behind. it gets picked up by a prostitute and terri (rachel miner) and and when he goes to her city to pick it up and a series of events occur that are sure to stay with him forever. both characters have barriers they have put up to defend themselves from communication. but despite their facades and it obvious both are eager to bust them down. in total there are about 30 or so spoken lines and but from the way james franco and rachel miner use their faces you might as well turn off the volume and words are unnecessary. a scene to look out for is terri staring at herself in the mirror. you can just feel her despair permeating the room. but and the movie isn not perfect. it mostly filmed using hand held cameras and which gets a bit distracting. mainly due to the acting of mr. franco and miner and the photography and the script flaws do not stand out as much. still and sometimes it seems as if the story doesn not really know where it wants to go. all in all and this is the type of film that truly stays with you long after you watched it. an hour after you have seen it and youre still what if ing yourself on the behalf of certain characters. it not flawless and but still leaves you wanting more and wishing it were at least 4x as long. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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