Dash

Dash is a fairly decent attempt at the hardest way to make a movie. One camera, one take. There are only a couple of slips in dialogue but like good musicians they just roll with it and keep going. It plays like theater more than a movie in that way. Since the setting never changes, the film relies on characters coming and going to set and change the tone and pace. And change it does. It's analogous to a car starting from rest and by the end is going 85 in heavy traffic with snow and hail then the tire blows out on an ice patch. Good job from Alexander Molina for memorizing 2 hours of lines, actions and placement.