
Sisters (2006) on Netflix
NR20061h 32mHorrorMysteryThriller
Journalist Grace Collier investigates malpractice claims against psychologist Philip Lacan. She witnesses a murder involving his former patient Angelique and her twin sister Annabel.
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Plot summary
Philip Lacan, a developmental psychologist, performs magic for children at a party at the Zurvan Institute, the psychiatric hospital outside Vancouver where he works. Angelique, a Frenchwoman who was once his patient and his wife, assists him. Grace Collier, a journalist working undercover, has been investigating malpractice claims against Philip. Her cover fails at the party and she is thrown out, which Dylan Wallace, a physician volunteering at the event, sees. He drives Angelique to the apartment she shares with her twin sister, Annabel, who keeps to a closed bedroom. Angelique says the next day is the twins' birthday. Grace spends the night parked outside Philip's building and breaks into his office to look through it.
Cast
Chloë Sevignyas Grace Collier
Stephen Reaas Dr. Philip Lacan
Lou Doillonas Angelique Tristiana
Dallas Robertsas Dr. Dylan Wallace
JR Bourneas Larry Franklin
William B. Davisas Dr. Lucas Bryant
Gabrielle Roseas Dr. Mercedes Kent
Serge Houdeas Detective Kalen
Alistair Abellas Detective Connors
Graeme Duffyas Coffee Shop Worker #2
Erica Van Brielas Sofia Tristiana
Dylan Basuas Peter
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Sisters (2006)
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- Producer Edward R. Pressman announced his plan to remake Sisters during a 1998 Venice Film Festival screening of New Rose Hotel, saying the post-Scream horror gold rush made a Hitchcock knock-off worth remaking.
- Douglas Buck, a co-writer and director of Sisters, said he wanted to explore the perversity, tragedy and sadness of the original instead of its style. Brian De Palma reportedly read a draft of the script and was enthusiastic about the adaptation.















