A year after the death of their mentor, a theatrical group gathers to scatter his ashes and perhaps bring down the curtain on some off-stage interpersonal conflicts. Celebrating the freedom of low-budget digital film-making ("no outside interference or aesthetic constraints means that everyone's creativity can be released"), Jon Sanders's improvised and occasionally annoying mood piece has something of the air of a Joanna Hogg, albeit with less structure and discipline. Extended takes allow the cast (rooted in 70s alternative theatre) to improvise conversations with naturalistic results; discussions about grief, marriage, faltering love and mistimed connections ring true. Misty visuals lend a hint of ghostly transcendence.