Daughters

About This Movie

'Daughters' is a quietly intimate drama that explores the complexities of sibling relationships through the eyes of young Nadine. At just nine years old, she faces the emotional upheaval of meeting her foster sister Romy for the first time. The film has a gentle, almost meandering pace that allows you to really soak in the nuances of Nadine's adjustment to this new familial dynamic. The performances are heartfelt and raw, particularly from the young actresses who navigate their roles with a kind of authenticity that feels rare. The atmosphere is imbued with a sense of innocence but also the weight of responsibility. What stands out is its exploration of identity and belonging—how one navigates the shifting landscapes of love and family.

A character-driven narrative · Focuses on emotional realism · Intimate portrayal of sisterhood