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- A night. A car. Alie is in danger. To get by she must make the most important phone call of her life
- Writed by Delphine Girard
- Tomatometer 8,1 / 10 stars
- runtime 17 m
- Belgium
- Release date 2018
A sister and brother song. To save this word, you'll need to log in. sister-in-law. ˈsi-st(ə- rən-ˌlȯ, tərn-ˌlȯ plural sisters-in-law ˈsi-stər-zən-ˌlȯ Definition of sister-in-law 1: the sister of one's spouse 2 a: the wife of one's sibling b: the wife of one's spouse's sibling First Known Use of sister-in-law 15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Learn More about sister-in-law Statistics for sister-in-law Cite this Entry “Sister-in-law. ” Dictionary, Merriam-Webster. Accessed 12 Feb. 2020. More Definitions for sister-in-law sister-in-law. ˈsi-stər-ən-ˌlȯ Kids Definition of sister-in-law 1: the sister of someone's husband or wife 2: the wife of someone's brother Comments on sister-in-law What made you want to look up sister-in-law? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible.
To save this word, you'll need to log in. sister. ˈsi-stər 1: a female who has one or both parents in common with another 2 often capitalized a: a member of a women's religious order (as of nuns or deaconesses) especially: one of a Roman Catholic congregation under simple vows b: a girl or woman who is a member of a Christian church 3 a: a girl or woman regarded as a comrade b: a girl or woman who shares with another a common national or racial origin especially: a black girl or woman 4: one that is closely similar to or associated with another sister cities 5 chiefly British: nurse b: person — usually used in the phrase weak sister 7: a member of a sorority.
A sister& 39;s call. Sister (sĭs′tər) n. 1. A female having the same parents as another or one parent in common with another. 2. A girl or woman who shares a common ancestry, allegiance, character, or purpose with another or others, specifically: a. A kinswoman. b. A woman fellow member, as of a sorority. c. A fellow woman. d. A close woman friend or companion. e. A fellow African-American woman or girl. f. A woman who advocates, fosters, or takes part in the feminist movement. 3. Informal Used as a form of address for a woman or girl. 4. Abbr. Sr. Ecclesiastical a. A member of a religious order of women; a nun. Used as a form of address for such a woman, alone or followed by the woman's name. 5. Chiefly British A nurse, especially the head nurse in a ward. 6. One identified as female and closely related to another: the sisters Death and Night" Walt Whitman. 7. Architecture A beam or other structural member affixed to another as a supplementary support. adj. Related by or as if by sisterhood; closely related: sister ships; sister cities. Genetics Of or being one of an identical, related, or homologous pair: sister chromatids. tr. v. sistered, sistering, sisters Architecture To affix a beam or other structural member to (another) as a supplementary support. [Middle English, partially from Old Norse systir and partly from Old English sweostor; see swesor- in Indo-European roots. sister ( ˈsɪstə) n 1. a female person having the same parents as another person 3. a female person who belongs to the same group, trade union, etc, as another or others 4. informal a form of address to a woman or girl, used esp by Black people in the US 5. (Medicine) a senior nurse 6. (Ecclesiastical Terms) chiefly RC Church a nun or a title given to a nun 7. (Ecclesiastical Terms) a woman fellow member of a Church or religious body 8. modifier) belonging to the same class, fleet, etc, as another or others: a sister ship. 9. (Biology. modifier) biology denoting any of the cells or cell components formed by division of a parent cell or cell component: sister nuclei. [Old English sweostor; related to Old Norse systir, Old High German swester, Gothic swistar] sis•ter (ˈsɪs tər) n. a female offspring having both parents in common with another offspring; female sibling. a sister-in-law. a woman or girl numbered in the same kinship group, nationality, race, church membership, society, etc., as another. a thing regarded as female and associated as if by kinship with something else: The ships are sisters. a. a woman member of a religious order whose vows are not as absolute as a nun's. (used as a title for a sister or a nun. 8. Brit. a nurse in charge of a hospital ward; head nurse. a form of address used to a woman or girl, esp. jocularly or contemptuously. 10. being or considered a sister; related by or as if by sisterhood. 11. being in close relationship with another: our sister city across the river. 12. being one of an identical pair. [before 900. Old Norse systir, c. Old English sweoster, Old Frisian, Old High German swester, Gothic swistar; akin to Latin soror. swesor) Old Irish siur, Skt svasar sister, Greek éor daughter, niece] sis′ter•less, adj. Thesaurus Antonyms Related Words Synonyms Legend: Noun 1. sister - a female person who has the same parents as another person; my sister married a musician" sis big sister - an older sister female sibling - a person's sister little sister - a younger sister half sister, half-sister, stepsister - a sister who has only one parent in common with you blood brother, brother - a male with the same parents as someone else; my brother still lives with our parents" 2. Sister. Roman Catholic Church) a title given to a nun (and used as a form of address. the Sisters taught her to love God" sisterhood - a religious society of women who live together as sisters (especially an order of nuns) Church of Rome, Roman Catholic Church, Roman Church, Western Church, Roman Catholic - the Christian Church based in the Vatican and presided over by a pope and an episcopal hierarchy nun - a woman religious 3. sister - a female person who is a fellow member of a sorority or labor union or other group; none of her sisters would betray her" sorority - a social club for female undergraduates fellow member, member - one of the persons who compose a social group (especially individuals who have joined and participate in a group organization. only members will be admitted. a member of the faculty. she was introduced to all the members of his family" Beguine. Roman Catholic Church) a member of a lay sisterhood (one of several founded in the Netherlands in the 12th and 13th centuries) though not taking religious vows the sisters followed an austere life 4. sister. slang) sometimes used as a term of address for attractive young women babe, baby jargon, lingo, patois, argot, vernacular, slang, cant - a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves. they don't speak our lingo" fille, girl, miss, missy, young lady, young woman - a young woman; a young lady of 18" sister Translations أُخْت أُخْت شبيهَه مُماثِلَة تماما راهِبَه عُضْوَه أُخْت في مَجموعَه كَبيرَة المُمَرِّضات germana sestra staniční sestra sesterský søster afdelingssygeplejerske nonne flegistino fratino fratulino õde خواهر sisar sisko sestra nővér testvér- apáca ápolónő asszonytárs suster systir systur- yfirhjúkrunarkona 姉妹 언니 자매 soror brolienė dvynys moša sesuo svainė māsa tā paša tipa- călugăriţă sora sestra staničná sestra sestra sestra syster medsyster sjuksköterska sjuksyster พี่สาวหรือน้องสาว chế chị em em gái sister [ˈsɪstəʳ] A. N 1. relation) → hermana f my little sister → mi hermana pequeña my brothers and sisters → mis hermanos 2. Brit. Med. also nursing sister) → enfermera f jefe 4. US) listen sister! → mira, hermana! mira, tía or colega. Sp) sister [ˈsɪstə r] n. sibling) → sœur f That's my little sister → Voilà ma petite sœur. Have you got any brothers and sisters? → Vous avez des frères et des sœ urs. nun) → sœur f, bonne sœur f sister n → Schwester f; in trade union) → Kollegin f. ship) → Schwesterschiff nt; to be sister to (form) or the sister of somebody → jds Schwester sein sister in cpds → Schwester- sister company n → Schwesterfirma f → or -gesellschaft f sisterhood n → Schwesterschaft f; she emphasized the sister of women all over the world → sie betonte, dass alle Frauen der ganzen Welt Schwestern seien (Eccl) → Schwesternorden m. association of women) → Frauenvereinigung f sister [ˈsɪstəʳ] n b. Med) → (infermiera f) caposala inv c. Rel) → suora Sister Mary → Suor Maria sister ( ˈsistə) noun 1. the title given to a female child to describe her relationship to the other children of her parents. She's my sister; my father's sister. a type of senior nurse. She's a sister on Ward 5. a female member of a religious group. a female fellow member of any group. We must fight for equal opportunities, sisters! adjective closely similar in design, function etc. sister ships. ˈsister-in-law – plural ˈsisters-in-law – noun 1. the sister of one's husband or wife. the wife of one's brother. sister → أُخْت sestra søster Schwester αδελφή hermana sisar sœur sestra sorella 姉妹 언니 zus søster siostra irmã syster พี่สาวหรือน้องสาว kız kardeş em gái 姐妹 sister n. hermana. in-law → cuñada.
A sister delphine girard. The terms "nun" and "sister" are often used interchangeably. However within Roman Catholicism, there is a difference between the two. Here's a simple summary of the differences. A Catholic nun is a woman who lives as a contemplative life in a monastery which is usually cloistered (or enclosed) or semi-cloistered. Her ministry and prayer life is centered within and around the monastery for the good of the world. She professes the perpetual solemn vows living a life according to the evangelical counsels of poverty, celibacy, and obedience. Check out the Carmelite Nuns of Baltimore for example. A Catholic sister is a woman who lives, ministers, and prays within the world. A sister's life is often called "active" or "apostolic" because she is engaged in the works of mercy and other ministries that take the Gospel to others where they are. She professes perpetual simple vows living a life according to the evangelical counsels of poverty, celibacy, and obedience. Check out the IHM Sisters of Monroe, Michigan for example. Because both nuns and sisters belong to the church life form of Religious Life, they can also be called "women religious. " As you might have noticed, there is a difference in the type of vows, solemn vs. simple. The New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law explains the distinction this way: The older religious orders (monastic, canon regulars, mendicants, Jesuits) have perpetual solemn vows, and the more recent apostolic congregations have perpetual simple vows. The chief juridical difference between the two is that religious who profess a solemn vow of poverty renounce ownership of all their temporal goods, whereas religious who profess a simple vow of poverty have a right to retain ownership of their patrimony (an estate, endowment or anything inherited from one's parents or ancestors) but must give up its use and any revenue. " In ordinary conversation, the terms "nun" and "sister" are used interchangeably. Both nuns and sisters are addressed as "Sister. " In popular culture, the term "nun" is often more widely accessible and immediately understood to refer to women who have professed the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Sisters don't need words. They have perfected a language of snarls and smiles and frowns and winks. sniffs and snorts and gasps and sighs. Pam Brown, unverified Help one another, is part of the religion of our sisterhood. Louisa May Alcott, The Sunny Side. An Old-Fashioned Girl, 1870 More than Santa Claus, your sister knows when you've been bad and good. ~Linda Sunshine, You're Only Jung Once. Mom Loves Me Best (And Other Lies You Told Your Sister) 1990 Sisters are different flowers from the same garden. ~Author unknown A toast once heard: To my big sister, who never found her second Easter egg until I'd found my first. Robert Brault, Having a sister is like having a best friend you can't get rid of. You know whatever you do, they'll still be there. ~Amy Li, unverified Brothers and sisters are as close as hands and feet. ~Vietnamese proverb Bless you, my darling, and remember you are always in the heart — oh tucked so close there is no chance of escape — of your sister. ~Katherine Mansfield, 1909 I, who have no sisters nor brothers, look with some degree of innocent envy on those who may be said to be born to friends. Samuel Johnson, 1758 How do people make it through life without a sister? Sara Corpening Whiteford In thee my soul shall own combin'd The sister and the friend. ~Katharine Killigrew (c. 1530–1583) A sister is a gift to the heart, a friend to the spirit, a golden thread to the meaning of life. ~Isadora James, unverified Our brothers and sisters are there with us from the dawn of our personal stories to the inevitable dusk. ~Susan Scarf Merrell, The Accidental Bond: The Power of Sibling Relationships, 1995 Our roots say we're sisters, our hearts say we're friends. ~Author unknown There can be no situation in life in which the conversation of my dear sister will not administer some comfort to me. ~Mary Wortley Montagu, 1727 If you don't understand how a woman could both love her sister dearly and want to wring her neck at the same time, then you were probably an only child. ~Linda Sunshine, Mom Loves Me Best (And Other Lies You Told Your Sister) 2006 The mildest, drowsiest sister has been known to turn tiger if her sibling is in trouble. ~Clara Ortega, unverified For there is no friend like a sister, In calm or stormy weather; To cheer one on the tedious way, To fetch one if one goes astray, To lift one if one totters down, To strengthen whilst one stands. ~Christina Rossetti, Goblin Market. 1862 Sisters Before Misters ~Hilary Winston, Just for Kicks, 2006 Two scorpions living in the same hole will get along better than two sisters in the same house. ~Arabian proverb The best thing about having a sister was that I always had a friend. ~Cali Rae Stark, unverified A sister is a little bit of childhood that can never be lost. ~Marion C. Garretty, unverified In the cookies of life, sisters are the chocolate chips. ~Author unknown A sister smiles when one tells one's stories — for she knows where the decoration has been added. ~Chris Montaigne, unverified An older sister helps one remain half child, half woman. ~Author unknown Our siblings: they resemble us just enough to make all their differences confusing, and no matter what we choose to make of this, we are cast in relation to them our whole lives long. ~Susan Scarf Merrell, The Accidental Bond: The Power of Sibling Relationships, 1995 Sisters may share the same mother and father but appear to come from different families. ~Author unknown She is your mirror, shining back at you with a world of possibilities. She is your witness, who sees you at your worst and best, and loves you anyway. She is your partner in crime, your midnight companion, someone who knows when you are smiling, even in the dark. She is your teacher, your defense attorney, your personal press agent, even your shrink. Some days, she's the reason you wish you were an only child. ~Barbara Alpert, No Friend Like a Sister, 1996 If your sister is in a tearing hurry to go out and cannot catch your eye, she's wearing your best sweater. ~Pam Brown, unverified Some sisters are better at pretending to share than others, but for the majority, if sisters were really free to express their innermost feelings, Mom would hear this: Give me all the attention and all the toys and send Rebecca to live with Grandma. Linda Sunshine, Mom Loves Me Best (And Other Lies You Told Your Sister) 2006 It was nice growing up with someone like you — someone to lean on, someone to count on… someone to tell on! Author unknown Sisters never quite forgive each other for what happened when they were five. ~Pam Brown, unverified Big sisters are the crab grass in the lawn of life! Charles M. Schulz, Peanuts, 1961 Is solace anywhere more comforting than in the arms of a sister. ~Alice Walker, unverified When sisters stand shoulder to shoulder, who stands a chance against us? Pam Brown, unverified Sisterhood is powerful. ~Slogan from the 1970s To the outside world we all grow old. But not to brothers and sisters. We know each other as we always were. We know each other's hearts. We share private family jokes. We remember family feuds and secrets, family griefs and joys. We live outside the touch of time. ~Clara Ortega, unverified We may look old and wise to the outside world. But to each other, we are still in junior school. ~Charlotte Gray, unverified Sister to sister we will always be, A couple of nuts off the family tree. ~Author unknown A sister shares childhood memories and grown-up dreams. ~Author unknown Her sister was her lighthouse, her joy, her best frenemy. ~Terri Guillemets, Sis. 2019, blackout poetry created from Elizabeth Bass, You Again, 2014, page 3 Related Quotations: Family, Parents, Mothers, Fathers, Best Friends, Love, Twins, Brothers, Daughters, Relationships, Hugs, Trust, Forgiveness, Patience, Woman to Woman, Friendship.
A sister's all you need ending song. Sister [ sis´ter] the nurse in charge of a hospital ward (Great Britain. sister ( sis'tĕr) In Great Britain and its Commonwealth countries: 1. The title of a head nurse in a public hospital or in a ward or the operating room of a hospital. 2. Any registered nurse in private practice. sister (sĭs′tər) n. 1. A female having the same parents as another or one parent in common with another. Chiefly British A nurse, especially the head nurse in a ward. adj. Genetics Of or being one of an identical, related, or homologous pair: sister chromatids. sister Genetics A female sibling. Medspeak-UK Nurse, especially a head nurse. sister 1. Nurse–UK, especially a head nurse. A ♀ sibling. sister ( sis'tĕr) 1. [Br. The title of a head nurse in a public hospital or in a ward or the operating room of a hospital. Patient discussion about sister Q. My sister is taking antidepressants for her depression. Antidepressant causes her severe headache. Her medicines were changed but there is no impact in her headache. This headache is continuous and reduces only after a good sleep. I think she can try with Chinese medicines for her headache? Will it be of any help? A. Yes. You can try Chinese Medicines not only for headache but also for depression. Chinese medicine can help cure depression and they will not show any side effects. But headaches can be treated by Chinese medicines. Just meet the doctor and tell him the problem. She will be fine. Q. My sister has this disease and she works at a this disease be airbourne? Children come to the daycare sick. Some of her co-workers were out from work because they got sick from some of the children. A. I don't know which disease you are talking about specifically, but certainly viruses and bacterias from sick children can infect people around them, especially close contacts like workers in a day-care center. The best way to avoid infections are usually washing hands multiple time a day and after holding the kids, this also helps to not infect the other kids around. I'm so sorry. I'm talking about the Gulillain-barre'syndrome that my sister has. Well that is not an infectious disease and is not something she could have caught from working a a day-care center or being around children. The exact reason for this disease is not certain but it is known that there are both genetic and immunological factors that play a role. More discussions about sister.
A sister quote. A sister& 39;s keeper. Of the five shorts nominated by the Oscars, this was the best. A simple concept beautifully acted and shot. A sister blog. "Une soeur" or "A Sister" is a Belgian French-language live action short film that premiered back in 2018 and was nominated at the 2020 Academy Awards almost 1.5 years later. The director is Delphine Girard, apparently still a relatively young filmmaker, and her effort here makes me curious about what we can expect from her once she makes the transition to full feature films. I got to watch all the five nominated live action short films last night before the Oscar ceremony and this one here was the first they showed and also my favorite from the bunch. At approximately 17 minutes, it as also the shortest from the nominees I believe, but the outcome here is a perfect example of how quantity does not equal quality because the other four are inferior, some even drastically. Shame this one probably never really had a chance to take home the prize. But that does not make it worse or anything. When and after watching, I still thought it was merely good, but after thinking a bit about it, I'd say it is even great and one of the finest short movies from its year and also deserving of the Oscar win. This partially has to do with lead actress Veerle Baetens here, who plays an emergency phone hotline operator. I already thought she was amazing on "The Broken Cicle Breakdown" wow... can't believe this one is already almost a decade old. so I recognized her immediately. This film reminded me of a Danish film from not too long ago that was also fairly close to being nominated for an Oscar, but that was a full feature film, so there were plot twwists and everything. This one here is just very focused and essential story-telling that almost feels a bit like a documentary from a police investigation. Fittingly, I read an article not too long ago about a case where a woman called such a hotline to report a case of domestic violence I think and that she (or somebody close to her) is in danger, but she could not speak freely, so she disguised her call as if she was calling to order a pizza. The hotline operator understood and realized it is not a prank and managed to help her to become hero of the day.
This film is at least slightly similar to that but it as made way before the event I just mentioned (became public) so it did not inspire this film. I think the moment you realize what's going on, namely when you find out that the hotline operator just received the call you saw before that from the perspective of the woman in the car, you are immediately in the middle of this film. And you won't leave until it is over. It is that good and had me on the edge of my seat more than most full feature movies. Of course, you will need subtitles unless you are fluent in French, but this should not keep you from watching. It is really essential that you understand all the dialogues. I also liked how they elaborated on what happened before that, probably that the woman was abused sexually and then abducted. You would not know how it ends, if there is a big car chase scene, the guy loses it and maybe kills his victim and/or himself or whatever else could happen, but Girard took the most likely and most realistic way out without any spectacular final sequence. Or I should say any spectacular showy sequence because the moment the police stops them, he gets out of the car and surrenders. Felt very authentic and realistic. So did everything else about the end, for example how she asks the woman on the phone if she is supposed to step out of the vehicle now as well. She trusted her to make the right decision for her the way she did before that by basically saving her. And at the very end, when Baetens' character asked for her name, we find out how anonymous this job really is and how you have to deliver acts that are much bigger than a simple "hello my name is. and still it stays a really lonely profession. The attention to detail in this film is nice too. Just one example how she steps away from the noise at her workplace when she is about to talk to the guy. She definitely is a pro knowing what needed to be done to do her best to save a life. There is no guarantee of course. Early on, there is also a brief moment of comedy when we find out about a guy who has been constantly calling for nothing that warrants calling. And finally, I would like to say that I think the title is a good choice as well. Very simple, but hits the nail right on the head. She is her sister that night, not only because of how she has to pretend she is, but also because the two women have a special connection. In the truest sense of the word. I highly recommend this film. Very well done.
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A sister dance. A sister act. A sister cities. A sister's all you need opening song. A sister's kiss movie online. Alternative Titles English: A Sister's All You Need Synonyms: It'd be Good if Only Little Sister Was Here Japanese: 妹さえいればいい. Information Episodes: 12 Status: Finished Airing Aired: Oct 8, 2017 to Dec 24, 2017 Broadcast: Sundays at 22:30 (JST) Source: Light novel Duration: 23 min. per ep. Rating: R. Mild Nudity Statistics Score: 7. 48 1 (scored by 77, 795 users) Ranked: 1791 2 2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+ titles are excluded. Popularity: 642 Members: 173, 748 Favorites: 1, 090 7. 48 Ranked #1791 Popularity #642 Members 173, 748 * Your list is public by default. Synopsis Itsuki Hashima is a light novelist obsessed with little sisters, strictly focusing on them when he writes his stories. Despite his personality, he is surrounded by a tight circle of friends: Nayuta Kani, a genius yet perverted novelist who is in love with him; Haruto Fuwa, a fellow male author whose work has seen considerable success; Miyako Shirakawa, a good friend that he met in college; and Chihiro, his perfect younger step-brother who takes care of the housework and cooking. Together, they play strange games, go on spontaneous journeys, crack silly jokes, and celebrate each other's successes. However, each individual must also deal with their own issues, whether it is struggling to meet a deadline or coming to terms with traumatic events buried in their past. [Written by MAL Rewrite] Background No background information has been added to this title. Help improve our database by adding background information here. Episode Videos Related Anime Characters & Voice Actors Staff Edit Opening Theme "Ashita no Kimi sae Ireba Ii. (明日の君さえいればいい. by ChouCho Ending Theme #1: Donna Hoshizora yori mo, Donna Omoide yori mo (どんな星空よりもどんな思い出よりも) by Aira Yuuki (eps 1-3, 5-8, 10-12) 2: Dairokkan no Mistress (第六感のミストレス) by Manami Numakura (ep 4) 3: Innocent Lovely (イノセント・ラブリー) by Akane Fujita (ep 9) More reviews Reviews Dec 24, 2017 12 of 12 episodes seen The award for the most misleading title goes to…! Probably not A Sisters All You Need (AKA: Imouto Sae Ireba Ii) but its a pretty damn misleading name. Its definitely caused a bit of confusion for people deciding whether to watch it or avoid it like the plague, so before I start the review I feel like its necessary to say what this show is and what it isnt. This show isnt... -A little sister romance. -A rip off of Eromanga-sensei. -Ecchi, but there are few over-the-top lengthy fanservice scenes. -A kids' show, despite how the characters appear. -The horrifying events that occur in the first 3 minutes. It gets better read more This season of anime was one to look forward to, with popular series like Umaru and Gintama gaining new additions to their story. However there were a couple of new additions that have stood out as well (namely Blend S and Mahoutsukai no Yome. That being said Imouto sae ireba is my pick of this season. The reason simply being because its good at its genre. Compared to Blend S forgetting about the settings of their MC (I can only assume it has something to do with wanting the audience to actually like her) and Mahoutsukai no yome merely touching upon dependence rather than love, Y'know, the realization of writing reviews on this site for four years comes with some vague existentialism of wondering if anyone actually reads the things that I write, or if I've actually improved cause these things are just sort of self-proofread without my outside opinion. Bah, I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's just get into this thing. Story: First off, ignore the first five minutes. As a writer, Hashima Itsuki is peculiar. After getting an earful from his editor for the umpteenth time, he goes off on his usual schpeel about the greatness that is the 'imouto' before being promptly told to take When this anime started airing, I had high expectations because it had lots of potential and seemingly good characters but sadly all that went downhill mid season and it felt like an annoying chore having to watch the episodes weekly and even if that wasn't enough, it even ended in the most abruptly and weird way possible. SPOILER ALERT. At the beginning of the anime we had the MC who always tries his hardest at writing and yet somehow he doesn't make it big, we also knew that the MC had to deal with people who were much better and more creative than him so he always Recommendations Recent News Recent Forum Discussion.
Disclaimer: All characters belong to JK Rowling. No infringement intended. A/N: This story takes place immediately after the Deathly Hallows Epilogue and it is compliant. It is also an H/Hr story - their friendship, their subtly deteriorating home lives, and the search for authenticity with each other. It will eventually be rated M. Hope you enjoy this first taste! Unlike a Sister I love her like a sister and I reckon she feels the same way about me. It's always been like that. I thought you knew. Chapter Nineteen: The Silver Doe, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Prologue: Words for Hugo Harry stepped away from the platform. The steam was still rising from the tracks, obscuring the Hogwarts Express in the distance. With a heavy heart that surprised even himself, he turned and looked at the remainder of his family. With his two boys gone, his eyes fell on his small, scarlet-haired daughter clinging to his wife's hand. Lily was crying piteously and Ginny was stroking the nine-year-old's hair. Ginny's eyes, however, were impatient and focused on Harry. "We should head back. she said to him over the din of the platform. "I need to write up that Cannons exclusive. Any later and the Pitch will have it before the Prophet. Harry nodded. He cast a glance over his shoulder, the train nowhere in sight, and moved with the rest of the families towards the exit. Ahead of him, he thought he spied a handsome, gangly man with his arm around a slight woman with slumped shoulders. The woman was holding the hand of a small boy stumbling over his own steps. It was undoubtedly his best friends Ron and Hermione with their son Hugo. Like Lily, Hugo was still two years away from riding the red steam engine to Hogwarts. Both couples would likely be dealing with an inconsolable youngest child on the car ride home. Harry thought of calling out to them, but Ginny was saying something. "You'll have to fix supper tonight for Lily. I've got to stop by the office; I left the recording there. she said as she fumbled in her bag with one hand and held on to Lily with the other. Lily's freckled face was blotched, her nose a shiny pink. Harry moved to her other side and took her hand. "That's fine. he said. "Should I cook for you too or just Lily. Just Lily. I might as well write up a draft there with some peace and quiet. she said slipping like a linx between two slow-moving couples, pulling Lily and consequently Harry in her wake. Harry worked his jaw. He wanted to say it might be best for both of Lily's parents to be present tonight. After all, Lily had just been made a de facto only child. He didn't want to deal with the ramifications by himself. By the time his mind shifted to what meal would cheer Lily up, they were at the entrance back into King's Cross. He tightened his grip on Lily's hand and stepped through the portal. Someone shouted his name as Harry opened the car door. A shock of orange hair was moving towards him in the car park: Ron followed closely by Hermione and Hugo. "I parked over there. said Ron, looking pleased. Harry could just make out their Audi in the distance. The car had been Hermione's choice, vetoing Ron's more garish selection of the latest generation Hummer that he had hoped to drive down the narrow alleys of London with all the accompanying magical flourishes. Hermione sidled up next to her husband, a full foot and a half taller than her. Harry glanced at her face. Her eyes were red-rimmed, but she was smiling. Lily gave a pathetic whine from the backseat of Harry's car. "Still on for dinner on Wednesday. Harry asked Ron. Harry usually took off early from the Auror Department at the Ministry on Wednesday, spending the afternoon at the Auror training facility supervising new recruits. That usually left him free by early evening and he'd visit Ron at Weasley's Wizard Wheezes before heading to either his or Ron's house for dinner. It was a tradition from their post-Hogwarts years. "Yes, of course. Hermione replied. "Your turn, I think. Right. Ginny nodded. Harry glanced at Hugo, gripping his father's belt tightly. His look of utter dejection was almost comical. Kneeling down as he had with Albus only moments ago, he came face to face with his nephew—a perfect mixture of his two best friends. "Hey, chin up now. Harry said, cocking his head to the side. "The year is going to fly by and Rose will be back in no time. Just focus on acing your classes so you'll be ready when it's your turn to get on the train. I hate my classes. Hugo blurted. Above him, Harry heard Ron chuckle and Hermione hiss. Harry grinned. "Well, math and reading are important too. You can't do anything as a wizard without that. He could understand why Hugo found his classes boring. Magical children under the age of eleven were not allowed a wand. Hugo and Lily went to the same wizarding preparatory school in central London, where they learned the basics of maths, reading, and writing. Necessary skills, but uninspiring in comparison to the Hogwarts curriculum. "Could be worse, Hugo. said Ron. "At least you're not a Muggle. That's all you'd be doing the rest of your life. Hey. chided Hermione. "That's not so horrible. Harry smiled and turned to Hugo. "Bring your Firebolt on Wednesday, okay, and we'll fly around with Lily. How'd you like that. Hugo beamed widely. "Sure Uncle Harry. All right. said Hermione warningly. "That'll be after you finish your schoolwork and I look it over. Tell Uncle Harry goodbye. said Ginny. "I've really got to get going. My Cannons report…" she explained to the Weasleys, but mostly for Ron's benefit. "Why report on that. Ron grunted. Chudley had lost their last four games, ruining an unprecedentedly good season for Ron's favorite team. While he and Ginny briefly ran the odds of a Cannons' comeback, Harry kissed Hugo on the head and stood up. Hermione smiled at him and placed her hands on Hugo's shoulders, though the boy was rapidly catching up to the height of his mother. "See you Wednesday then. he said to her. "If not, at the office on Monday. She nodded, looking distractedly across the car park. "I'll likely need to stop by the AD on Monday. The Callahan situation is getting a little serious. Keep an eye out. I will. We could grab lunch. It's sort of a touchy subject there, understandably. Ginny and Ron's conversation was quieting. "Right, that could work. I guess we'll say goodbye now. said Hermione. She leaned in and kissed his cheek. As Harry brushed his lips by her ear, he heard Hermione whisper " Thanks. It was soft. He almost wasn't sure he heard it. Harry's brows knitted as she stepped away. "C'mon, Harry. Ginny called as he patted Ron's back. Harry watched Hermione and Ron thread their way through the rows of cars and SUVs as he opened his door. Turning the keys in the ignition, he heard Lily cry out again in the back seat like a wounded animal. It sent cold snap of anxiety twisting around his chest. "I'm all aloooone. Harry turned to Ginny. She rolled her eyes. "No you're not, sweetie. We're here. he said. With that, Harry moved his car out into the rush of traffic, using a little magic to get past the red light.
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For other uses, see Sister (disambiguation. A Sister Directed by Delphine Girard Produced by Jacques-Henri Bronckart Written by Delphine Girard Starring Veerle Baetens Selma Alaoui Guillaume Duhesme Cinematography Juliette Van Dormael Edited by Damien Keyeux Production company Versus Production Release date 1 October 2018 Running time 16 minutes Country Belgium A Sister ( French: Une soeur) is a 2018 Belgian live-action short film directed by Delphine Girard. It has been selected and awarded at several film festivals including Rhode Island International Film Festival in August 2019 where it won the Oscar Qualifying Best Short Film Award [1. The film was also nominated at the 9th Magritte Awards ceremony in February 2019 in Best Live Action Short Film category. [2] In January 2020, it was nominated for the 2020 Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film. [3] Contents 1 Plot 2 Awards 3 References 4 External links Plot [ edit] A night. A car. Alie is in danger. To get by, she must make the most important phone call of her life. Awards [ edit] Since its launch, the film has been selected in many festivals around the world and has received several awards. Year Presenter/Festival Award/Category Status 2018 Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur Best Short Film Audience Award BeTV Award University of Namur Award Won [4] 2019 9th Magritte Awards Nominated [5] Saguenay International Short Film Festival Jury Award Won [6] 7] Palm Springs International Film Festival Best Short Film? Nominated [8] Rhode Island International Film Festival Won [9] Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival International Competition Nominated [10] Brussels Short Film Festival Best Short Nominated 2020 Academy Awards Best Live Action Short Film References [ edit] "Scene Here: Festivals to the south — in Rhode Island and on the Vineyard - The Boston Globe. Retrieved 2020-01-02... Girl. Above the Law' Lead Belgium Film Award Nominations. The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2020-01-02. ^ Oscars: Full List of Nominations. Retrieved 2020-01-16. ^ 33e Festival du Film Francophone de Namur: le palmarès. Cinopsis (in French. 2018-10-05. Retrieved 2020-01-03. ^ Découvrez le palmarès complet des Magritte du Cinéma 2019. RTBF Culture (in French. 2019-02-02. Retrieved 2020-01-03. ^ Hervé, Jean-Baptiste (2019-03-18. Festival Regard: l'animation à l'honneur. Journal Métro (in French. Retrieved 2020-01-03. ^ Smith, Justine (2019-03-20. 10 highlights from one of the best short film fests in the world. Cult MTL. Retrieved 2020-01-03. ^ Under guidance of women programmers, ShortFest 2019 films to span #MeToo, ecology and sex. Desert Sun. Retrieved 2020-01-03. ^ Ten of the best new short films at Encounters Film Festival 2019, Sight & Sound. British Film Institute. Retrieved 2020-01-03. External links [ edit] A Sister on IMDb.
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