Uncle Frank commits the unforgivable sin of giving us one evil character whose demise suddenly unleashes a wave of understanding amongst family members who were, until this point, perfectly happy to enforce the harmful status quo that traumatized one of their own.

Odie Henderson

RogerEbert.com

For the first half of the picture, Bettany’s soft, contemplative performance investigates Frank’s self-hatred with such beauty that the re-introduction of the rest of the family feels like a detriment, despite the talent of the cast.

Dan Mecca

The Film Stage

There are some intense, heartbreaking moments in this film, but I am glad to say that the ending is not as sad as it could have been.

Lorry Kikta

Film Threat