It had an ok storyline with a clear message, but I wanted certain scenes to be more impactful. The build-up was good and had a lot of potential actually. The optimistic newcomer left the viewer with the impression of having changed and more self-conscious look on the world. Though, as he admits himself, is unsure about who he is, he at least became more aware. That is why - especially for the bar scene near the end - a longer and more close-up shot monologue would have been righteous. Devon Terrell was convincing on screen, but the story could have pushed his acting range much further. Lastly, the atmosphere sometimes appeared to be that of an average TV series, which was too bad.
