There surely can't be much mileage left in overeducated, underemployed slackers staring into an abyss of disappointment in US indies. That said, this low-fi slacker road movie is funnier and more intelligent than there are any grounds to hope for: an entertaining, wry tour of LA's scuzzier sights. A struggling writer (Adam Scott) has grudgingly agreed to chauffeur his recovering heroin addict brother (Joel Bissonnette) around the city for the day. The brother claims to be looking for an ex-girlfriend, but the fear is that he has started using again. Beneath their self-regardingly hip banter, an entrenched sibling rivalry plays out. Genuinely warm, it kicks along nicely to a mostly 90s alt-rock soundtrack.