This movie is very "Clerks" in tone and dialogue. The characters were interesting and relatable. Itms definitely worth watching. At only 75 minutes, this won't take up your entire evening.

My only issue was the way they portrayed Northwood Pizza. I worked at the original Northwood Pizza from 1991-1994. The original location was right across the parking lot from the location used in the movie. When I worked there we had a much larger dining area and we were packed every Friday and Saturday night. As employees we cared about the quality of the food and the service we provided. The couple that owned it back then were wonderful to work for. It was a great environment for my first high school job.

The movie was filmed in Irvine, California where I'm from. It was so nice to see shots of my old hometown. Many of my friends from high school went to IVC (Irvine Valley College) where the character of Crispín went. I had other friends that went to OCC (Orange Coast College) where the character of Sierra went.

This film worked on two levels for me. A nice story and a trip down memory lane.

Oh, and we never called them "pies." We always said "pizza."

Anyone who can still remember their first job will enjoy Northwood Pie. It's a fun film about the miseries and unpredictable joy one finds at working a "dead end" job. The lead character plays a lovable role that the audience can enjoy rooting for.

Warning don't watch this film if hungry the pizza looks amazing. Indie films benefit from shooting a film in one central location and this film does a great job, similar in a way to Clerks.

With a simple plot and likeable characters, humour that mostly hits on the right notes, unobtrusive cinematography and a ton of style, Northwood Pie is a great time especially if you want to relax and have a great time watching a feel good movie. Memorable scenes, and quotable dialogue, this film is well thought and the acting is solid!

Well done :)