MurFilms

I recently saw this film at it's premiere in Los Angeles. This was by far one of the best independent films that I have seen in a long time. The script was powerful and emotional without being too preachy. The acting was flawless including the performances by Molly Parker, Rebecca Jenkins and even the young Ellen Page.

The directing and cinematography was exceptional. This is a deep film involving the lives of 3 very interesting sisters and their bond that will never break. Go see this film!

I have to say that I expected a lot more from this movie, but I was still not disappointed at all when leaving the film "You Can Count on Me." The acting was phenomenal and the story was very real and touching. Although there was no "Umpfh" to the film, I still found it to be a great story of unconditional love in families. I believe that there should have been more said about the death of the main characters' parents. This is a touching idea and it should have been developed further. Thumbs up for newcomer Rory Culkin. He makes his brothers look like amateurs. If your looking for a real story with real people, real acting, and without all of the Hype (like Cast Away), go see this film.