Your Sister's Sister: Press reviews

'This is a good mumblecore. The verbal agonisings are funny, skilful, revealing.'

'A charming, insightful examination of criss-crossing relationships that was one of the buzziest titles of this year's Toronto film festival'

'an insightful, humane study of relationships between siblings and between men and women, with improvised dialogue that sounds like real speech, only funnier.'

'This film should come with a warning: don't watch with a sibling. Unless you're up for some knowing elbow-digs. '

'the modern romcom has gone from emetic to mimetic'

'the picture is, intermittently, delightful'

'So low-key is the look [Shelton] aims for, and so halting and unrefined the dialogue, that the outcome strays now and then to the borders of the merely glum; but all three performers add both tone and, when required, a fierce volume to their interplay.'

'it's tart and invigorating for a good while, but eventually sags under the weight of the interpersonal crisis it's imposed.'

'an interesting relationship triangle of painfully real characters'

'retreats from its initial edginess into something comfortable and slightly glib, a study in self-absorption that lets off its characters too easily.'

'retreats from its initial edginess into something comfortable and slightly glib, a study in self-absorption that lets off its characters too easily.'

'If you have seen the trailer you will know all the twists apart from one major one. It's a shame they had to give so much away.'

'It's probably the best three-star movie this month. An effortless, emotional, funny little indie that few people will see. Be one of them.'

' Good performances and a handy screenplay help things along, but these people find themselves more fascinating than I did.'