Poor direction, awful script, dislikable characters and acting as wooden as the boathouse where most of the action's set. The reasons for the four main characters gathering on the lakeside house are logical enough, but - ultimately - we just don't care about them or their privileged self-indulgence: their mood swings suggest a two hour film cut down to this 90 minutes. The score is vapid, the symbolism of the animals and insects leaden. The highlight happens 1 minute in with a quote from Shakespeare. But has the mighty Bard ever been associated with such self-indulgent tosh? Nice location though. But that's it.