Been awhile since I've seen a good heartfelt movie like this. So realistic and the music choice was on point. This is the kinda of story that makes you think about what would you do if your were in this type of situation. I could image all the feelings these people might have been feeling. Bravo!

Very emotional and powerful film.

After seeing her performance in Judah and the Black Messiah, I've been on a bit of a Dominique Fishback kick. With each performance I see her in, I become more and more of a fan. The Deuce, Project Power, Judah and the Black Messiah...

Every performance she gives is quiet, but forceful, and she skillfully never overplays her part.

Tatum Marilyn Hall's debut performance could not possibly have been more perfect. I amazed that someone so young and with so little experience on film was able to capture the heart and emotion of Abbey.

I am sure we're going to see a lot more greatness from these two in the future.

I really liked the two sisters' characters and acting...in fact, I guess I liked the whole movie. The scene with the father felt a little...out there. Here seemed a really decent guy and he is the one who beat up and killed the mom?
Still, didn't get dirty in scenes that could have been and I liked that. While the ending sort of left me hanging, it somehow seemed appropriate and even well done.

I love Dominique Fishback from her role in The Duece so I was excited to see her in another role. She doesn't disappoint. I couldn't tell when this story was going to land and I liked that.

I appreciated the idea and the two sisters, played perfectly by Ms Fishback and Ms Hall. I just think more could have been done with the story.

Started off good. Then you get to the ending and it makes you feel like you have wasted over and hour of your life watching this. The ending is just pointless and ruins the entire movie.

Loved it! It felt more like I was watching a documentary and I love real stories. I see a bright future for Dominique Fishback and Tatum Marilyn Hall. I think they did a superb job. So much so that I wanted to call them Angel and Abbie.

wasn't predictable at all. both girls did an awesome acting job! this Philly native loved it!