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With its deliciously ironically romantic score, brave, wholehearted performances, and pitch-black, razor-sharp script, Solondz’s pathos-dripping portrait of three middle-class New Jerseyan sisters is a remarkable work, which is simultaneously hilarious, repellent, and bizarrely moving, and which even manages to imbue the vilest of child molesters (amongst other various pervs & sickos) with a number of qualities with which we can empathise. Iain.Stott
Followed by Life During Wartime (2009)
