Right Now, Wrong Then (2015)

Sometimes the best films are stripped down to two people awkwardly making conversation and flirting. Simple yet so thought provoking. The film plays out in two parts; both similar in nature but go different routes via small changes in the conversation. The difference in direction allowed the film to feel fresh and not just a repeat. I also liked the concept with the two scenarios playing against each other has different infomation is revealed, giving the whole film a cohesive narrative overall.