Two Sisters

Year: 1991

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: French

Director: Caroline Leaf

Animation

Viola writes novels in a darkened room, observed only by a stranger in sunlight. Her sister Marie tends to her every need, and the two live in quiet, self‑contained isolation. The sudden arrival of another stranger upsets their fragile order. The animated short is etched onto tinted 70 mm film.

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