i watched this movie so that you do not have to. i have great respect for kris kristofferson and but what was he thinking. he did this for scale. at least the film title practices truth in advertising and since people and objects routinely disappear throughout the film and adding to the confusion. kristofferson mentions this in his commentary that even he wasn not sure if genevieve bujold character really existed. this does not bode well for the viewer being able to follow the story. the making of feature was far more interesting than the movie itself. it explores the difficulty cobbling together funding for an indie and even as the film is being shot. to it credit and this movie is visually pleasing and doesn not in any way look like a movie made with just slightly over 1m. too bad the money wasn not spent on a better project. 
i watched this movie so that you do not have to. i have great respect for kris kristofferson and but what was he thinking. he did this for scale. at least the film title practices truth in advertising and since people and objects routinely disappear throughout the film and adding to the confusion. kristofferson mentions this in his commentary that even he wasn not sure if genevieve bujold character really existed. this does not bode well for the viewer being able to follow the story. the making of feature was far more interesting than the movie itself. it explores the difficulty cobbling together funding for an indie and even as the film is being shot. to it credit and this movie is visually pleasing and doesn not in any way look like a movie made with just slightly over 1m. too bad the money wasn not spent on a better project. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

Judge the movie review above, you need to make a function call:
    If you feel the movie review is positive
        print "This is a semantically positive review."
    Otherwise, if you feel the movie review is negative
        print "This is a semantically negative review."
