Lithuanian director Laurynas Bareisa's sophomore feature, Drowning Dry (Seses), is a confused drama about two sisters, their husbands, and the fallout from a tragedy that at first appears to be one thing, but is later revealed to be something else. For the first 45 minutes it unfolds like a languid chamber drama as the two couples and the children spend a weekend at a lakeside house and nothing much seems to happen. There are intimations of unhappiness in the two marriages, as the women are clearly dissatisfied with their husbands, each of whom represents a different strand of ... Read More