It's 88 minutes. Honestly, I was quite anxious for it to end, although it was only 6:30PM when it did. Episodic, sort of a road movie. The premise, absurd of course, is that the protagonist from the start has a dark moment, it isn't working out with his SO, she's a beaut, his apartment's an entire mess. They do a kind of time jumping thing with the camera on a tripod and he cleans up his room, from utter and complete mess to very tidy indeed. Then he goes in the bathroom and slits his wrists and apparently dies, collapsed on the floor. You then see them burying the guy, but he's still narrating this and you're going WTF. Turns out he's dead but in a place where suicides go, presumably all suicides go. Everyone there committed suicide. It's kind of a comedy, very much so, but has romantic overtones. The people there have strange lives, they aren't happy, there's one chick that the protagonist and his new buddy (with strong Russian accent), pick up, she's hitchhiking. She's intent on finding the PIC (people in charge), insistent that she doesn't belong there, there's been a mistake. Way later you finally find out it's because she OD'd, presumably shooting heroin.
Well, there's a chemistry between her and the protagonist, although it's hinted at, not explicit, presumably he's obsessed with finding his former SO, who committed suicide a month after he did (jumping off building, evidently), and the hitchhiker chick's only goal is to find the PIC. There's a ton of little skits, the director wrote the thing, you get the feeling they improvised along the way, maybe a lot. It feels like a really low budget movie, although there are some decent production values, it was Lionsgate after all. You have the feeling they were given their lines at the last minute, that the actors didn't bother to read, much less memorize their parts. There's no real drama, everything is for quirky comic effect and for me it mostly didn't really work. In the end the real cute hitchhiker chick with the pixie hairdo, who actually OD'd (didn't "off" herself), gets her weird ticket back to planet earth proper and somehow the protagonist gets to go back there too, and they wake up in the same room, different beds, in the hospital, his wrists are taped up, they smile at each other broadly across the room and the end credits start (i.e. they are great lovers from then on out.). Eh.