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The Sisters (2006)
A modernization of Anton Checkhov's "Three Sisters." The story is set in Manhattan college, where three sisters and a brother long for the simpler life their family left behind in Charleston. They reveal their family secrets and self-deceptions with wit and absolute honesty. (read more)
| Release Date: | April 14th, 2006 |
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The Sisters Movie Review by Zara  (8/28/2007) |
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I can't help it. I like movies that are smartly written and superbly acted even if there really isn't all that much going on within them. THE SISTERS has a fantastic cast (Maria Bello continues to astound and I personally really liked - and related to - Eric McCormack's character. It's a shame people will always only see...
(complete The Sisters review by Zara)
An outstanding film from Arthur Allan Seidelman, based upon a play by Richard Alfieri (Puerto Vallarta Squeeze).
Maria Bello just dripped sensuality in every word and movement throughout, except when she was spitting venom like "This party isn't for you anyway. It's for our little unborn nephew... God save him from your...
(complete The Sisters review by Movie Addict)
| The Sisters Movie Review by Andrea (5/7/2007) |
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Maria Bello, Rip Torn, Chris O'Donnell, Eric McCormack, Erika Christensen, Elizabeth Banks, Tony Goldwyn, Mary Stuart Masterson, and Alessandro Nivola (he is always great in supporting roles, I remember him as Nicholas Cage's little brother in Face/Off). The "sisters" are {from oldest to youngest}: Marsha (Bello), Olga...
(complete The Sisters review by Andrea)
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