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My Little Sister review – terrific, prickly sibling drama

Starring two of Germany’s finest actors, this story of adult twins and their toxic mother packs a rare emotional punch

My Little Sister tells an engrossing tale of sibling love » Borneo Bulletin Online

January 30, 2021 The Washington Post – In the absorbing domestic drama My Little Sister, Nina Hoss plays Lisa, a Berlin playwright, wife and mother who is trying to save her brother’s life. Sven (Lars Eidinger) is a renowned theatre actor best known for his 300-plus renditions of Hamlet. As the movie opens, he is suffering from cancer and Lisa has just donated bone marrow for a transplant. To continue to be or to cease being is just one question animating this elegantly constructed meditation on family, identity, filial boundaries and ethical obligation. Written and directed by Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond with superb control and insight,

My Little Sister Movie Review

My Little Sister Movie Review By Directors: Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond Writers: Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond Cast: Nina Hoss, Lars Eidinger, Marthe Keller, Jens Albinus, Thomas Ostermeier, Linne-Lu Lungershausen, Noah Tscharland Screened at: Critics’ link, NYC, 12/22/20 Opens: January 5, 2021 The song that Joan Baez made famous goes “Hard is the fortune of all womankind/ we’re always controlled, we’re always confined,/ And when we get married to end all our strife/ We’re slaves to our husbands for the rest of our lives.” Such is the focus of “My Little Sister,” directed and written by Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond, whose “The Little Bedroom” focuses on an older man who accepts the help of a woman, leading to a bond. They are not so far off thematically with their current offering, which finds Lisa (Nina Hoss) pausing her career as a playwright to care for her cancer-stricken twin brother Sven (Lars Eidinger) while at the same tim

Swiss Oscar Entry My Little Sister Dives Deep Into Sibling Love and Co-Dependency

Share Photo: (Photo : Andreas Rentz/Getty Images) My Little Sister is Switzerland s entry for the International Oscars. It is written and directed by power duo Stéphanie Chuat, Véronique Reymond, whose own sibling-like relationship inspired the movie. The Grade A- Drama movie stars Nina Hoss, the main actress for whom the co-directors built the little sister character (Lisa). The movie is shown from the perspective of Sven, played by Lars Eidinger. Talented Siblings Struggle with Their Careers Due to Illness Lisa and Sven are gifted artists. Lisa is a playwright and novelist, while her older (by two minutes) fraternal twin, Sven, is a celebrated theater actor. But their creative careers are halted when Sven got hit by leukemia and needed a blood marrow transplant, which his twin willingly gave.

Review: Nina Hoss excels in the Swiss Oscar contender My Little Sister

Review: Nina Hoss excels in the Swiss Oscar contender My Little Sister Carlos Aguilar © (Film Movement) Nina Hoss, left, and Lars Eidinger in My Little Sister. (Film Movement) Avoiding mawkish trappings, terminal illness drama “My Little Sister,” from directing duo Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond Switzerland’s contender for the international feature film Oscar centers on a woman whose ties to men and her mother have impacted her professional fulfillment. Twins born to an artistic family, Lisa (Nina Hoss) and Sven (Lars Eidinger), an actor fighting cancer, understand each other best through storytelling. The screenplay’s nimble delivery of exposition in organic dialogue illuminates how their presence in each other’s lives reliably saves them from their respective woes.

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