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Premiered at the Sarasota Film Festival in April 2012, where it won the Independent Visions Award, followed by a limited U.S. theatrical release in March 2013. Digital Distribution & Availability

Director Dan Sallitt opts for a static, formalist approach. The camera rarely moves, and the scenes are built on long takes of dense conversation. This "literary" style of filmmaking forces the viewer to listen. You cannot look away from Jackie’s logic.

Sallitt refuses to give the audience an easy “ick” factor. The siblings never act on their physical impulses in a graphic way. Instead, The Unspeakable Act is about the unspeakable thought . It captures that terrifying teenage truth: you cannot control who you love, even when that love is societally forbidden.

Themes of sibling attraction. Handled with intellectual gravity, not exploitation.