Sisters

Two sisters living in a Latvian orphanage face a difficult choice when an American family offers to adopt them. While the younger sister, Diana, is eager to move to the United States, the thirteen-year-old Anastasia is reluctant to leave. This conflict intensifies as Anastasia attempts to reconnect with her biological mother, Alla, upon her release from prison. Because the law prevents the siblings from being separated, Anastasia must decide whether to pursue a relationship with her mother or move abroad, knowing her decision will determine her sister's future.

The drama was written and directed by Linda Olte, marking the first of two films she has directed according to available records. The cast features Emma Skirmante and Gerda Aljēna as the sisters, alongside Iveta Pole, Elita Kļaviņa, Neil McGarry, and Victoria J. Mayers. A joint production between Italy and Latvia, the film was released on October 21, 2022, with a runtime of 104 minutes. It has received a generally positive response from viewers, holding a 7.3 rating on IMDb based on 329 votes.