Some Kind of Love

..an emotionally charged investigation into the universal themes of familial love, ambivalence and obligation ... a riveting portrait of the problematic connection between two fascinating characters.

– Reviewer Susan G Cole on website Now Toronto, 10 June 2015

I like the fact of arranging rubbish to be coherent ... that one thing leads inevitably to the next thing, that it has a shape.

– Yolanda Sonnabend

My parents explained that her commitment to art was how a real artist behaved. Yolanda's life was free from mundane concerns. Her attention focussed only on the work. That idea never left me.

– Director Thomas Burstyn

Yolanda is not in touch with the real world. She’s managed to create a fantasy world around her in this house; you only have to look around. She lives in a private world without being aware of what we are aware. We are aware that she can’t produce a likeness at all. This is what she sees — what’s on the canvas is apparently what she must be seeing.

– Joseph Sonnabend on her sister