Mike Doyle's dramedy is a commendable achievement for many reasons; "Almost Love", a sweet and breezy film, aptly demonstrates that sometimes, you just have to break some things in order to move on in life
Mike Doyle's application is warm, humorous and pensive, mixing the tones of the relationships with ease; "Sell By" is a charming and heartfelt depiction of romance, one that properly conveys the intrinsic distinctions of romantic relationships
energetic yet angsty, "Sell By" offers a viewer experience a bit like babysitting a six-year-old - charming in places, certainly funny, but also exhausting and liable to try one's patience. By the time it's over you'll want to wash your hands
an impressive directorial debut; At its core, this is a film about emotional intimacy: the mundane, ecstatic and difficult parts of loving someone over the long-term
a heart-warming and empathetic piece, Sell By is a deceptively simple tale that knows exactly what it is and plays on the strength of a genre we know so well
by Alex Saveliev [Film Threat ]
by Jennie Kermode [Eye for Film (UK) ]
