"There’s so much depth in this film and so much truth behind every one of these distinct relationships. You won’t see any surface-level two-dimensional characters here....Even Maeve played by Annie Gill, who is the closest to any kind of classic antagonist, often felt the most relatable. Although I wanted to dislike her for the way she handled her feelings and resisted the process — I see myself in her. It’s not easy to pull away the curtain. Perhaps that urge to dislike Mauve is just a reflection of the self." 

"Without a doubt, such an organic, vivid portrayal would not be complete without contributions from either the impeccable performance of actors or the genius of Jennifer Cooney..."

"Plus, it also doesn’t hurt that the cast is stellar in this story, and they all sell their journeys and concerns with a raw honesty that is hard to bring forth in film." Full Review