A disease has thinned the population to near extinction. Three sisters are left alone at a remote ranch that their survivalist father built before killing himself. The girls wait hopefully for the rains to return, then one day a young man walks out of the desert.
The three sisters are excellently portrayed and are great characters. The clashes between the eldest sisters as they question the instructions left them by their father before he deserted them are electric.
When the outsider arrives the girls appear to be low hanging (and ripe) fruit. But looks can be deceiving and various plans collide to create some considerable drama.
The female leads are excellent giving very believable performances. Cinematography is great, making the most of the rugged desert landscape.
I don't want to spoil anything, but don't expect a whole load of rainbows here.
Simple story, well crafted. I choose to ignore the very last scene (on accounts I don't understand it) but I would recommend this.
The three sisters are excellently portrayed and are great characters. The clashes between the eldest sisters as they question the instructions left them by their father before he deserted them are electric.
When the outsider arrives the girls appear to be low hanging (and ripe) fruit. But looks can be deceiving and various plans collide to create some considerable drama.
The female leads are excellent giving very believable performances. Cinematography is great, making the most of the rugged desert landscape.
I don't want to spoil anything, but don't expect a whole load of rainbows here.
Simple story, well crafted. I choose to ignore the very last scene (on accounts I don't understand it) but I would recommend this.