December 24, 1994. Christmas Eve, in a suburban New York mall. Digital photography is nowhere yet. It’s all Kodak and Polaroid, yet film’s doom days are closing in. There is no future for this camera store. The two elderly employees, store manager Ray (John Larroquette) and his loquacious, liquored-up partner-in-sales Pinky (John Rhys-Davies), arrive for work at one of the year’s busiest shopping days. Yet it’s dead quiet. And the drama unfolds.

Watching the movie feels itself like, well, spending an entire day in a camera store in a nondescript suburban mall. But this strange mix of dark comedy, depression and some very funny lines should not be missed if you’re a photography aficionado.

Worth watching, enjoy!

You can download the movie from Amazon.