I guess it can be easy to try and poke fun at a low budget movie, but it's just as easy to say that's the reason people didn't like it, when it genuinely wasn't a good movie. Going into an indie movie, nobody's expecting anything stellar from the writing, acting or directing, even. Still, the standards by which you judge a good movie aren't changed.
The main problem I had with the movie wasn't that it was "unresolved"; in fact, I like unresolved movies, sometimes. They tend to be more engaging. The problem is that there wasn't anything to resolve. You can't be sure where the movie is headed. Maybe it's about privacy, or maybe it's about "alternate version of yourself" or different theories of time. Who knows? Neither the characters, nor the plot, were developed enough to see what needed to be resolved. By the end, the only thing one can hope for is that the movie will just stop and you can go home.
The main problem I had with the movie wasn't that it was "unresolved"; in fact, I like unresolved movies, sometimes. They tend to be more engaging. The problem is that there wasn't anything to resolve. You can't be sure where the movie is headed. Maybe it's about privacy, or maybe it's about "alternate version of yourself" or different theories of time. Who knows? Neither the characters, nor the plot, were developed enough to see what needed to be resolved. By the end, the only thing one can hope for is that the movie will just stop and you can go home.