Sister Fight (2026)
On their annual family vacation sisters Claire and Evie struggle to resolve their fight from the night before. Directed by UW- Madison Graduate Hannah Beck and written/executive produced by Wisconsin native Madeline Rose Thompson comes the world premiere screening of an end of summer comedy about embracing the messiness of sisterhood.
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On their annual family vacation sisters Claire and Evie struggle to resolve their fight from the night before. Directed by UW- Madison Graduate Hannah Beck and written/executive produced by Wisconsin native Madeline Rose Thompson comes the world premiere screening of an end of summer comedy about embracing the messiness of sisterhood.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Madeline Rose Thompson
In Theaters:1/31/2026
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:hhbeckproductions
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