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The Other Sister
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Synopsis
Twenty-two year old Carla Tate (Juliette Lewis) is a slightly mentally challenged young woman who has spent several years at a sheltered private boarding school. Now she's coming home to her wealthy parents in northern California who are emotionally ill-equipped to deal with her and are guilt ridden over sending her away in the first place. The biggest limitation Carla must now overcome is her overprotective mother Elizabeth (Diane Keaton). When she takes a class at a trade school, Carla soon meets the equally challenged Daniel (Giovanni Ribisi). Despite his limitations, he maintains a job in a bakery and lives alone. Carla dares to dream of independence and love despite her mother who refuses to view her as an adult. When Daniel fails his class, his father cuts off his funds. Facing a move to Florida to live with his mother, the two turn to each other and find a way to stay together to face a world of adult opportunities and responsibilities. ~ Ron Wells, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Clayton R. Hartley Art Director
Gretchen Rennell Court Casting
Dante Spinotti Cinematographer
Ellen H. Schwartz Co-producer
Rachel Portman Composer (Music Score)
Gary Jones Costume Designer
Garry Marshall Director
Bruce Green Editor
David Hoberman Executive Producer
Ellen H. Schwartz First Assistant Director
Kathy Nelson Musical Direction/Supervision
Sidney James Musical Direction/Supervision
Alex Rose Producer
Mario Iscovich Producer
Stephen Lineweaver Production Designer
Bob Brunner Screenwriter
Garry Marshall Screenwriter
Jay R. Hart Set Designer
Todd Toon Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 1999
Runtime: 129
Country: USA
MPAA Rating: PG13
for thematic elements involving sex related material
Category: Feature

Genre
Drama

Sound
Dolby DIgital/SDDS

Produced by
Touchstone Pictures

Release
February 26, 1999 (USA)
by Buena Vista