Netflix's 'stunning' new drama has three of the best performances of the year

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Netflix subscribers are in for a real treat with the fresh arrival of His Three Daughters, a drama film that has just premiered on the streaming platform.Billed as an "elegant" and "exceptional" dissection of its lead characters, the film features what's being touted as three of the standout performances this year.Stars Natasha Lyonne, Elizabeth Olsen and Carrie Coon have drawn raves for their roles as Rachel, Christina and Katie three distant sisters forced to reunite as their father faces his last days fighting cancer.Set against the backdrop of a New York apartment, the narrative unfolds into a cutting and humorous exploration of familial bonds attempting to mend.

The direction of Azazel Jacobs brought the story to life, earning critical applause following its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival last week, and now it's open for global Netflix audiences, reports the Express.

Anticipation is brewing for awards season next year, with all three leading lights shining brightly enough to be considered worthy of Oscar buzz, according to reviewers.Decider was particularly enamoured with Carrie Coon, known for her work in Ghostbusters and The Leftovers, stating: "You won't hear Netflix say it, so I will: Carrie Coon deserves her first Oscar nomination for His Three Daughters."Coon delivers it all with relentless ferocity - though, again, always letting the audience see her character's vulnerability, hovering just beneath the surface."Meanwhile, The Independent credited Natasha Lyonne for her captivating portrayal, noting: "A sad, disarming Natasha Lyonne anchors this grief-stricken drama."All three women live in roles they're not particularly invested in playing, yet they're played by actors who have breathed all