Julie Walters,
Joely Richardson,
Jodhi May,
Sophie Thursfield,
Amelda Brown
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In this stark drama based on actual events in a small French town in the early '30s, a pair of repressed sisters slowly lose their grip on reality, leading to horrific consequences at the home where t... read more
DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
Stats: 100 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (100)
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March 4, 2012
Based on a true story, Sister My Sister is a tale of intolerance, repression and consequence. The pacing is exquisitely purposeful and deliberate so don't expect to be on the edge of your seat until the last 10 minutes or so.
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April 29, 2007
This film is a chilly and fascinating study of sexual repression and class conflict, well acted by all. The ending is a bit over the top.
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January 21, 2012
A fascinating and disturbing true story, but unfortunately it fails due to uninspired film making and story telling. It was often dull and bland, though it works well when the tension is finally raised. The performances were pretty good all around, especially from Joely Richardso... read more
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October 27, 2009
This is a sick, haunting, bleak tale, and it's irresistible, too. The bond between the two sisters is the only light in the darkness of their still lives. The film may remind you both of "Remains of the Day" and "Heavenly Creatures". The weird thing is... they were all released a... read more
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August 15, 2010
Two lesbian sister domestics go stir crazy and slay their repressive lesbian employers. Based on an actual case, better than you might think. UK version of the story.
Critic Reviews
Missable but intriguing expansion of the story that inspired Genet's The Maids.
On screen, it seems to be an effort at psychological edginess but the potentials of the medium renders the play as bland as Isabelle. Full Review
Though the subject matter is bleak and upsetting, the narrative is intelligently told. Full Review
It's disturbing, but not half as disturbing as it seems to think it is.
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