Résilience

Arthouse audiences who welcome challenging material will find sustenance in film's fractured narrative and unflinching characterizations.

Paul Bojacks dour examination of unexamined lives is a slow-burning morality tale simmering with self-interest.

It hurts to rag on something with such a micro-budget, but writer-director Paul Bojack's overlay of stories runs on empty.

Resilience moves at a slow, realistic pace, drawing viewers into the story by revealing tiny pieces of it rather than spoon-feeding the audience its plot.