James Lytle

A beautiful film about the love between a set of fraternal twins. Every actor is pretty much just right, and the choice of music and the understated, lyrical cinematography makes this little film a piece of great art. The two directors of this film must be geniuses. This lovely, quiet picture will make you better for having watched it.

When you see this film, see if it doesn't feel as if you are watching one of the Oedipus plays, or maybe "Hamlet" or "Macbeth." The ending seems to be inevitable, and also to be only a moment in the tragedies the characters all seem fated to conclude for themselves. We watch four broken people dance with one another in this film, and the danse is macabre. This is a film that will be talked about for the next century. This is a film that is as close to a perfect drama as exists.

Kenya Harris is hilarious, and Rashida Jones has never been better. This series had me laughing out loud from the first minutes.