Opiniones de Metacritic

A layered and hilarious look at the dynamics of family, relationships, and need.

Nathan Silver's film is a quiet and affecting micro-budgeted drama, its condensed frame evoking the claustrophobic feeling of the household it examines.

[A] claustrophobically discomfiting but quizzically comic study of social unease and embarrassment.

Using mostly amateur performers and improvised dialogue, Mr. Silver has created a profoundly awkward riff on dysfunction that’s uneventful but not unrewarding.

Silver locates the ordinary madness bubbling just beneath the surface of his own life, and flickers of lunacy abound.