Sorority

About This Movie

Sorority is an intimate character study that really digs into the complexities of sisterhood and familial relationships. The performances by Sophie Kennedy Clark and Emily Haigh are particularly striking, capturing that raw emotional turmoil as they navigate their fractured bond. The atmosphere is heavy, almost suffocating at times, reflecting the weight of their shared past. Director's choices—though unknown—seem to highlight the tension and unresolved grief that looms over the sisters. Pacing wise, it has this slow burn quality that allows the audience to really sit with their pain. The practical effects, while minimal, emphasize the stark reality they face, grounding the story in a relatable authenticity. It’s a poignant exploration of moving forward amid unresolved issues.

Character-driven narrative · Explores complex family dynamics · Strong performances by leads