Sisters

Two estranged sisters are called back to their childhood home to clear out their old bedrooms before their parents put the house up for sale. The sisters, who have drifted apart over the years, are forced to confront their shared past and the unresolved tensions that have kept them distant. As they sift through old belongings, including letters, photographs, and mementos, memories flood back, revealing both the deep bond they once had and the rifts that led to their separation.

Throughout the process, they are confronted with the ghosts of their childhood – both the joyful moments and the painful ones that shaped their relationship. The house, once a place of comfort, now feels like a stranger's space, its walls echoing with the weight of their unspoken emotions. As the sisters dig through their memories, they also have to reckon with the ways they've changed over the years, and the people they have become.

What begins as a simple task of sorting through old possessions becomes a journey of rediscovery and reconciliation. They begin to realize that the distance between them wasn't just a result of time, but also of misunderstandings and untold stories. With each item they uncover, they share fragments of their lives, learning to understand each other in ways they hadn't before.

The sisters must navigate their differences, their past grievances, and the new dynamics that have formed in their lives. The process of cleaning out their bedrooms becomes a metaphor for cleaning up their relationship, confronting the past, and deciding what to carry with them into the future. The family home, once a symbol of unity, now stands as a reminder of what they've lost and what they could potentially regain.

In the end, the sisters must make a choice: let go of the past entirely or find a way to rebuild their connection. As they face the daunting task of saying goodbye to their childhood home, they discover that some ties, no matter how frayed, can still be mended. The experience ultimately offers them a chance to heal, to reforge their bond, and to decide what kind of future they want to build, not just as sisters, but as individuals.

Director: Adam Escott, Daniel Lugo, Jason Moore, Nick Vanderpool

Genre: Comedy

Cast: Adam Insogna, Adrian Martinez, Aixa Kendrick, Alexandra Licitra, Amy Poehler, Angela Cohen, Ann Harada, April Szykeruk, Ben Sinclair, Bill Walters, Bobby Moynihan, Brian d'Arcy James