A Look Inside the Ivy and Bean Film Series
The tale of two friends spans three films and gives wonderful representation for young girls everywhere.
Alice & Lucie
Lucie and Alice, are two inseparable twins since their childhood. 15 years after their father's disappearance, Lucie finally resolves to find him. She decides to invit him to dinner, but this invitation will arouse tenacious jealousy in one of the twins. Such a reappearance will resuscitate, in one of them, a deep trauma from her childhood. But nothing prevents Lucie to see her father again, even one last time
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Lucie and Alice, are two inseparable twins since their childhood. 15 years after their father's disappearance, Lucie finally resolves to find him. She decides to invit him to dinner, but this invitation will arouse tenacious jealousy in one of the twins. Such a reappearance will resuscitate, in one of them, a deep trauma from her childhood. But nothing prevents Lucie to see her father again, even one last time
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