The movie, written by Kelly Masterson, has an unusual construction: it reaches a climactic moment, then jumps back a few days to lay out the story from the pointof view of one character or another.
And at every single leg, every single stop, you have a different person who's responsible to move you on to the next one, someone who knows the details of the layof the land around you to ensure that they can actually get you through from one point to another.
Come the fall, when people might start paying attention to politics, there will be plenty of time for him to lay out a 10-point plan on fixing Social Security.