Go Fish (1994)

"Small in scale, but full of truthful insights..."

"A lively romantic comedy set in Chicago which blows fresh air on the fusty conventions applied to the representation of lesbian and gay lives."

"Witty, amusing and thought-provoking."

"The youthfulness and the footloose free spirit keep things bouncing along like a clear spring day."

"Troche triumphs by striking a universal chord without compromising her subject. She's a talent to watch."

"A delightful storyteller, Troche comes up with wholly unexpected and consistently effective bits of visual punctuation..."

"Go Fish has its arty, annoying excesses, but it also looks at love between women with a wit that's long overdue."

"A fresh, charming directing debut..."

"What is remarkable about Rose Troche's direction is how smoothly she moves from scene to scene, both technically and emotionally."

"The co-writer and director, Guinevere Turner, reveals herself as an extremely watchable star in her own movie, which showcases her comic and dramatic talent..."

"The flexible digressive style enables Troche and Turner to dive a little deeper under Go Fish's seemingly light, shimmery surface and ponder on some weightier questions about lesbian identity - but without letting the movie get too hung up on them."