It took a while to “get going”, but it was OK. I think this movie suffers from what I call “little picture disease”. No matter how well it was done, it was nothing more than a little story about a unique series of events. It doesn’t really “comment on the human condition” or something like that. I know, not all movies have to do that, but it’s too bad that they all can’t. One thing… so is there such a thing as a white squall?