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This woman was awoken by her little sister asking to go to a friend’s birthday. The details of the party seemed sketchy, so ...

Cannes: Hafsia Herzi charts five seasons in the life of a young French-Algerian woman confronting her sexuality in Paris.

I won’t say it was an easy birth, because I’m not sure such a thing exists — oink ... siblings quickly made a connection with their little sister.

Chloe counted the days to surprise her little sister Cali as the guest reader at her preschool. Cali’s reaction made it worth the wait! When Cali’s teachers were seeking a guest reader for her ...

Where “The Little Sister” can prove less compelling is ... slivers of time rather than the full picture, but it also holds things back ever so slightly. What it can’t hold back is Melliti ...

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Striking newcomer Nadia Melliti plays a French-Algerian teen struggling to reconcile her cultural identity with her emerging sexuality in this low-key Cannes competition entry. Sensitive and ...

Things, of course, don’t go as planned ... should have to choose between integral parts of herself. The Little Sister is clear-eyed about the virtual impossibility, for some religious LGBTQ ...