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In 'Blood Sisters', the lives of Julia and Johanna, twin sisters from Rosengård in Malmö, are depicted as they cope with their traumatic past from Azerbaijan. The film captures their experiences of abduction and abuse, which have shaped their identities and their relationship. As they transition from childhood to adulthood, the documentary presents their efforts to establish independence while dealing with the memories of their shared history.
The narrative focuses on the bond between the sisters and how it evolves as they strive to carve out their own paths. The film is directed by Malin Andersson and runs for 90 minutes, showcasing the complexities of sisterhood against the backdrop of their challenging upbringing.
Why Watch
- •Meet Julia and Johanna from Malmö's Rosengård.
- •Find out about their traumatic past in Azerbaijan.
- •See how sisterhood evolves into independence.
Did You Know
•The film features twin sisters Julia and Johanna from Malmö.
•Julia and Johanna experienced abduction and abuse in Azerbaijan.
•The documentary was directed by Malin Andersson in 2015.
•The film has a duration of 90 minutes.
Perfect For
Sibling relationshipsSurvivor storiesDocumentary enthusiasts