His Three Daughters

Emotions run high when three estranged sisters reunite in a cramped New York City apartment to watch over their ailing father during his final days.

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His Three Daughters
Overview:
Emotions run high when three estranged sisters reunite in a cramped New York City apartment to watch over their ailing father during his final days.
Cast:

• Katie: Carrie Coon
• Rachel: Natasha Lyonne
• Christina: Elizabeth Olsen
• Vincent: Jay O. Sanders
• Benji: Jovan Adepo
• Angel: Rudy Galvan
• Victor: Jose Febus
• Parent: Randy Ramos Jr.
• Nurse: Jasmine Bracey

Crew:

• Producer: Jack Selby
• Producer: Tim Headington
• Producer: Lia Buman
• Executive Producer: Carrie Coon
• Director of Photography: Sam Levy
• Executive Producer: Natasha Lyonne
• Executive Producer: Elizabeth Olsen
• Producer: Marc Marrie
• Executive Producer: Danielle Renfrew Behrens
• Executive Producer: Maya Rudolph
• Executive Producer: Neil Shah
• Producer: Mal Ward
• Writer: Azazel Jacobs
• Producer: Matt Aselton
• Executive Producer: Sophia Lin
• Original Music Composer: Rodrigo Amarante
• Casting: Nicole Arbusto
• Producer: Alex Orlovsky
• Producer: Duncan Montgomery
• Costume Design: Diaz Jacobs
• Executive Producer: Max Silva
• Production Design: Kendall Anderson
• Executive Producer: Peter Friedland
• Set Decoration: Roxy Toporowych
• Makeup Department Head: Jane DiPersio
• Hair Department Head: Christen Edwards
• Key Makeup Artist: Mareike Mohmand
• Key Hair Stylist: Mallory Pace
• Unit Production Manager: Morgan Newell
• Executive In Charge Of Post Production: Nancy Valle
• Second Second Assistant Director: Hans Augustave
• First Assistant Director: Lina Mannheimer
• Foley Mixer: Micah Blaichman
• Foley Supervisor: Matthew Haasch
• Boom Operator: Michael Infante
• Foley Mixer: Matthew Kay
• Sound Effects Editor: Filipe Messeder
• Supervising Sound Editor: Gene Park
• Foley Artist: Jay Peck
• Sound Mixer: Jerry Stein
• Boom Operator: Max Stein
• Costume Supervisor: Margaret Galvin
• Assistant Editor: Thomas Emmet Ashton
• Script Supervisor: Nieves Garcia Perchin
• Location Scout: Jeremy Gurvits
• Production Coordinator: Michelle Cepeda Cruz
• Music Supervisor: Joe Rudge
• Music Editor: Jonathan Zalben

Catogories:
Drama,Comedy
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Language:
English
Production:
United States of America
Company:
Tango Entertainment,Animal Pictures,High Frequency Entertainment,Case Study Films,Arts & Sciences,Talkies
Popularity:
97.695
Date:
2024-09-05
Year:
2024

• Brent Marchant: Sitting in on a loved one’s death watch can be a trying time in more ways than one can count, circumstances that many of us can probably relate to all too well. It can be an especially stressful, even hostile, experience when incompatible family members are brought together for such an ordeal, one whose duration and developments are impossible to predict. That’s the scenario here faced by three very different (and often-contentious) sisters (Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, Natasha Lyonne) who begrudgingly join together for the waning days of the life of their father (Jay O. Sanders), who has been placed in home hospice care. During this reluctant, duty-bound “reunion,” tempers routinely flare in confrontations stemming from the rehashing of old, unresolved issues, disagreements about current responsibilities, and the seemingly endless waiting for the inevitable to arrive. These matters all wear on the distraught siblings as they struggle to sort out what’s transpiring and try to arrive at better, more civil understandings of one another. In his latest feature outing, writer-director Azazel Jacobs has created an authentic story about what often occurs under such difficult conditions, astutely blending intense drama, scathing personal interactions, dark humor and hopes for reconciliation against a backdrop of edgy anguish, searing emotional pain and pervasive uncertainty. The picture’s crisp writing and stellar performances (especially Lyonne’s stand-out portrayal) drive the unfolding of this gripping domestic saga, often leaving viewers uncomfortably squirming in their seats as raw, long-repressed feelings surface. To be sure, some of the transition sequences in the narrative could use better refinement to get the overall story on track for what follows, but, then, their handling in this manner could arguably be chalked up to the ubiquitous doubt lingering over this situation, a determination that audience members will have to make for themselves. Still, “His Three Daughters” is indeed one of the better releases of 2024 thus far, one that deserves serious consideration as awards season approaches, particularly in the writing and acting categories. It’s also a powerful cautionary tale for any of us who may be faced with having to undergo a scenario like this at some point, providing us with valuable insight into how we might want to conduct ourselves when these trying times arise.
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  “His Three Daughters is a deeply moving, human portrait that does justice to the extraordinary talent of its cast.

  By exploring the complexities of family dynamics and inevitable grief, the film has an overwhelming impact due to its intimate, emotionally honest story. It’s a bittersweet, reflective, incredibly relatable journey, capable of touching on universal and personal issues with rare authenticity.

  Azazel Jacobs delivers one of the most memorable movies of the year, where Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, and Natasha Lyonne shine brightly, leaving a mark on the audience that will linger long after the final credits.”

  Rating: A-