His Three Daughters begins with Carrie Coon delivering a monologue at her sister so brilliant, that in those first few moments we know what to expect. His Three Daughters crowds a dying father's daughters into a small apartment where Hospice is administering end of life care to their parent. In this small space, a generation of resentments and slights come to the surface. Carrie Coon plays the over-functioning eldest. Elizabeth Olsen inhabits the shut-down sibling, and Natasha Lyonne the laid-back sister who deals several surprises to as the story unfolds. His Three Daughters feels more like a play than a movie, but with acting and dialog are so compelling, I couldn't even think of looking away. This is truth, blinding truth. His Three Daughters.
