Your Sister’s Sister
Improvisation must be alternately liberating and frightening for actors. It certainly can provide fresh results and lead to a realism that is otherwise hard to harness. Alternatively, dialogue can lack polish, and a film’s structure may be too loose and meandering. It led to positive results with Lynn Shelton’s last film, Humpday, but in the case of her newest, Your Sister’s Sister, the outcome is mixed.... read more
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