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The Lucky Sister
Jeanette and Anette are twin sisters, granddaughters of the famous clairvoyant Arus from the remote Armenian village of Matzarut. Years ago, Jeanette left the village, and Annette stayed with her grandmother. The grandmother dies, passing her grace to one of her granddaughters. Due to fate, the sisters have to change places... And life will decide whether we are the hostages of our luck or the owners.
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Jeanette and Anette are twin sisters, granddaughters of the famous clairvoyant Arus from the remote Armenian village of Matzarut. Years ago, Jeanette left the village, and Annette stayed with her grandmother. The grandmother dies, passing her grace to one of her granddaughters. Due to fate, the sisters have to change places... And life will decide whether we are the hostages of our luck or the owners.
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