This is 21st century politically correct garbage. There is nothing masculine about the man and nothing feminine about the woman. Why they would even try to have a relationship is just ridiculous. They are probably both gay and trying to suppress it. This movie is somewhere between stupid and insulting. Watch something else.

She is a hard to like hard a--. He, a rudderless milquetoast. Inherently, their relationship should have never been. We get that over the first hour and a half of the relationship dissection "Pink Wall". Then a few wasted and whispered words from her in the closing moments drive it home.

Tatiana Maslany and Jay Duplass each do a lot of ad-libbing here, and they're both damn good at it. Which leads one to believe that the script, such as it was, wasn't all that red hot.

In fact, it barely registers on the spectrum as pink-ish.

Fair play to the director who shot this in 9 days and for less than 100k. The budget was so tight he cast his family and friends. Unfortunately this is quite obvious as some of the acting isn't great.

You also have two lead characters who don't really have any warmth or likeable characteristics what so ever.

It was excruciatingly hard to watch at times (not because of the content but the script) that I actually had to take two long toilet breaks.

I'm sure the director will go on to bigger and better things and look back at this an experience