His Three Daughters - Reviews

Azazel Jacobs’s slyly profound drama about processing grief.

Sometimes your family sucks. And sometimes there’s a lot more going on with them than you think. You’ll never know unless you start talking – a point, even a call to action, Jacobs eloquently makes in the film’s final minutes.

...a film awash with Acting, the kind with a capital ‘A’. It feels as if it has stridden directly from the stage onto the screen.

Confronts the intimate, sometimes stuffy tedium of death.

...fires on all pistons.

...exquisitely judged New York sibling drama.

Wrenchingly emotional without being soppy and manipulative, and darkly funny without being silly, it’s a masterclass in acting and screenwriting...

A soft, sentimental portrait of familial grief, His Three Daughters is carried by its stars.

...a profound drama of sisters reunited in their father's final days.

It’s a film about death. It’s a film about something that the vast majority of us will have to do: Say goodbye to our parents.

Natasha Lyonne is the MVP of this stealth weepie.

...one of the best Netflix movies of the year.

Tålmodigt och ömsint behandlas frågor om döden och de obesvarade frågor som medföljer därifrån, strösslat med ett avslutande ögonblick av regelbrytande drömlogik som både överraskar och berör.

Klaustrofobiskt och intimt familjedrama.