The film plays with interesting themes - the way we hold onto objects for nostalgic purposes; grief; the inability to let go of the past; feelings of emptiness without constant reminders of times, places, and people that mean something to us - but while I applaud the film for trying to create sense of of all of these things, the film is only partially successful. It never coheres into a narrative whole, and it meanders too much to fully engage. Still, the filmmakers should be congratulated for trying to create something different - perhaps something lyrical and poetic - but they may have bitten off more than they can chew.