Sisters & Brothers
Director: Carl Bessai
Actors: Cory Monteith, Gabrielle Miller, Amanda Crew
PlotThe narrative unfolds around the complex and multifaceted relationships between siblings, delving into the lives of four groups of brothers and sisters, each facing their unique set of challenges and issues. At the heart of these intertwined stories are themes of estrangement, jealousy, rivalry, and the deep bonds that can both sustain and suffocate. The siblings navigate through their shared histories and personal demons, striving for connection and understanding amid the chaos that life often presents.
In one storyline, we follow a pair of estranged siblings who are unexpectedly thrust back into each other's lives, forcing them to confront past grievances and misunderstandings. Another segment introduces us to a pair of sisters whose seemingly perfect relationship hides a web of secrets and lies. A contrasting tale focuses on a brother burdened with the responsibility of caring for his mentally unstable brother, highlighting the sacrifices and pressures that come with such a role. Lastly, the journey of a young actress dealing with her jealous and competitive sister showcases the impact of fame and success on family dynamics. Through these diverse yet interconnected narratives, the film explores the myriad ways in which siblings affect each other's lives, for better or worse.
Writers: Carl Bessai, Jay Brazeau, Amanda Crew
Release Date: 10 Sep 2013
Runtime: 90 min
Rating: R
Country: Canada
Language: English, Spanish
Home Video Reviews
'Sisters & Brothers' has scattered charm but lacks depth; mediocre Blu-ray.
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