His Three Daughters

His Three Daughters is a performance piece, giving room to three talented actors to show you exactly what they can do — and they are enthralling.

His Three Daughters is sublime in its simplicity and elegance; exquisitely judged in its balance between tragedy and comedy.

His Three Daughters stars three great actresses and one hell of an ending.

The storytelling is never schematic. The divide between the three women, and the uncertain bridging, feels lodged in the granular. That makes for an actor’s showcase, and all three leads deliver exceptional performances that are linked.

The performers make these people worth watching...

His Three Daughters gradually blooms into one of the most stirring dramas of the year, a sad little family story that concerns a vast universal human experience.

...in many ways, Lyonne owns the movie.

A touching family drama focusing on three very different sisters as they vigil with their dying father.

The film has a clear theatrical influence, favoring intense dialogues and interactions between the characters. [Full review in Spanish]

All three leads do quality work in a 100-minute showcase of talent, portraying complex and worth meeting characters.