I don't think this film, like what a critic said, "attempts to force an identity crisis onto the girls". This is based on the true story of the director and her twin sister. They must have been through a lot as twins - people comparing them, people stereotyping them as twins, people seeing them from their egocentric perspectives. But there must have been one or two who were able to differentiate them and make them feel unique like every one of us. This is not some coming-of-age chick flick or some unoriginal movie like 'You are the apple of my eye'. This is a film about sibling rivalry (what more, twin rivalry) and sibling love. On the one hand, it is made with genuine emotions. On the other hand, this film focuses so much on emotions that you won't get to see what really happens when the twins get into their boy-girl relationships, which is subtly beautiful - you'd yearn for a sequel! See this film for its freshness and spirit, the main actress' brilliance, and most importantly to reminisce youth and its charm.