In the Aisles scrutinizes work friendships with a keen sense of how they evolve from clipped, polite niceties to inside jokes and private confidences.

I was shocked by how much I got invested in the world of learning how to use a forklift.

A good cast tries hard, but for a story that finds its origin in short fiction, there's no excuse for letting this run on for over two hours.

With his slightly cleft lip and modest speech impediment, Rogowski is an offbeat leading actor, but those "flaws" somehow only heighten his slightly edgy yet vulnerable appeal.