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Sisters is an MA 15+ comedy about adult siblings who turn a clean-out weekend into a huge, messy reunion party. Strong language is constant, drinking is heavy, and drug talk includes cocaine and a dealer listing hard options for laughs. Sexual humour and makeouts ride along with property damage. We land at MA 15+ and up because the party excess and drug banter are firmly adult comedy, not a soft family laugh
Uplifting themes
Siblings who frustrate each other can still choose care when the night goes wrong. Growing up does not erase that bond, even after a wrecked house The sisters eventually try to clean up their mess and look after each other when guests get hurt. Most of the runtime still models excess first
Story (may spoil tone)
Two disconnected sisters are summoned to clean out their childhood bedrooms before their parents sell their family home.
Details
Violence Party brawls, accidents, and a drunk person with a gun create messy sca…
Party brawls, accidents, and a drunk person with a gun create messy scares more than graphic fights. Injuries stay comic-bruising for the most part
Language The f-word is a default setting for both sisters, with s-word, b-word,…
The f-word is a default setting for both sisters, with s-word, b-word, and hell packed around it. If you want a quiet comedy, this is not it
Sex / nudity Flirting, makeouts, and raunchy sexual jokes run through the reunion. P…
Flirting, makeouts, and raunchy sexual jokes run through the reunion. Partial sexual situations fit an adult party comedy without becoming pornographic
Drugs / alcohol Heavy drinking is constant, weed shows up, and a dealer casually lists…
Heavy drinking is constant, weed shows up, and a dealer casually lists cocaine and other hard drugs as party options. Intoxication is the engine of the night
Dangerous behaviour Drunk stunts, fire play talk, and party chaos are played for laughs. Yo…
Drunk stunts, fire play talk, and party chaos are played for laughs. Younger teens could copy the dare energy more than the exact gags
Grief / bereavement A guest mentions parents who died and left a house behind, a quiet beat…
A guest mentions parents who died and left a house behind, a quiet beat inside the louder party. Selling the childhood home also stirs its own goodbye ache
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- The sisters cling to their childhood bedrooms while life has moved on. What is hard about letting a family home go?
- The party keeps escalating past anyone's plan. How do you set a limit with siblings who always talk you into one more round?
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