Day in the Life, A

It seems only fair to separate technical comments from narrative ones. On the technical front, this is flawless as far as I can see. Video and audio were both flawless in terms of quality, and the editing was invisible for both.

Narratively, I'm not sure what to make of it. The tone is a little strange (though I suspect that's true of the source) and that, coupled with the lack of resolution, makes it feel almost Lynchian. But viewed another way, as a story of what it's like to be a police officer, it's quietly effective and the lack of resolution fits the theme well.

I'm not sure what to make of this one. But maybe that's the point. A series of
seemingly unconnected events. That's realistic, I suppose. There's not always going
to be a big break in the case. The dangers faced may not be part of some greater
scheme, but simply random chance. We see the frustration that can come with the
badge - and some very human, very real emotion at the end.

Starts out great, but I felt like I got blue balled just when it was getting good.