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Brina L @Brina374 Mar 23 SO GOOD! Lana Parrilla was the draw and she slayed as ALWAYS. But I truly loved Anthony Rapp and Vivian Kerr as screwed up siblings Ben and Beth. You Can Count on Me was the obvious reference, and even if some moments were a bit derivative of that film, the film is just as heartfelt and funny and similarly really nails its ending. See more Judith S @Judith397 Mar 1 Beautiful film. Loved the scene in the bathroom with Ben and Beth having their heart to heart about failure and feeling like you suck at life. And Lana Parrilla as Stacy who can’t get pregnant and sobs in the bathroom at work was quietly devastating. So much emotion and empathy for these struggling characters! See more Delores S @RT69674954 Sep 6 Great sibling film that feels real and emotionally earned. Explores family trauma without going all Hallmark. Vivian Kerr and Anthony Rapp are phenomenal together as the brother-sister pair who rub each other the wrong way but also love each other firercely. Strong supporting cast of Lana Parrilla, Khleo Thomas, and Beth Dover. The writing has depth, and the direction is sensitive and patient. See more Josef N @RT83051139 Aug 29 Jó színészi játék, de nálam nem érte el az 5 csillagot. Talán túl sokat vártam, de több jelenet sincs túl jól kidolgozva vizuálisan. See more Amanda C @RT61965704 Aug 16 Sharply written and quietly touching indie about co-dependent siblings that gives a powerful lesson on how shame causes us to hide when we most need help. See more Lana A @RT39884084 Aug 16 Seriously amazing acting!! Vivian Kerr as Beth is out here giving what’s probably the most overlooked indie film performance of 2024. Her emotional depth, willingness to lean into Beth’s selfishness and sarcasm, is beautifully aligned with an equally incredible performance by Lana Parrilla as lawyer Stacy, going through IVF and struggling with her desire for motherhood. Lana is so soft and vulnerable in this! Her scenes at the Doctor's office convey without words the pain and fear so women deal with when it comes to infertility. Her every gesture and facial expression were perfection and made me cry. Stuck between them in Anthony Rapp as Ben, wanting to help his wife and sister, and not sure how to do it. This is a film that puts difficult relationships front and center, full of authenticity and heart, and leaves you feeling so much empathy for this dysfunctional family. Truly an incredible film! See more Read all reviews

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