Twin Falls Idaho

In its quiet, dark, claustrophobic way, this is one of the best films of the year.

At once emotionally charged and genuinely, disconcertingly surreal...a marvel of subdued, genuine filmmaking.

An eerily effective film...Twin Falls Idaho has style, gravity and originality to spare.

Though Twin Falls Idaho fascinatingly uncovers the complexities of conjoined twins, it is more about any sibling relationship where one feels simultaneously burdened and uplifted by the other.

Often as stillborn in pace as it is conceptually compelling.

A slow and pensive tone, but for all its lyrical pretensions it lacks real poetry.

While the film's mood is dreamy, dark, and gentle, it's also very slow and seldom leads to much of a intellectual or emotional payoff.