Metacritic reviews

Flawlessly acted, Strange Fits of Passion could be a female equivalent of "The Year My Voice Broke," only in contemporary gear.

Fun for a while, but soon turns grating before ending on a startlingly tragic note.

This rather limp Australian comedy shares "Bridget's" theme, but none of its panache.

Mediocre-TV-drama-load of formulas.

The fresh-faced Noonan tries very hard to rise above the material, but it defeats her and her fellow cast members.

Technically raw, and amusing only in hit-and-miss fashion, the no-budget independent production recalls too many other entries about erudite young adults wrestling with questions of love and sex.

Metamorphoses from a character study into a confusingly edited sampler of sexual possibilities that feels both programmatic and old-hat.