Blood Sisters

On the surface, Blood Sisters is an idyllic princess universe, all white and pink ruffles and tulle. But inside, little princesses have feelings that are not so rosy or free of thorns. When seven-year-old girls close the door to their room, it’s not all peaches and cream. Especially not if someone feels left out and is afraid of losing her best friend. In her 29-minute children’s drama Blood Sisters, Louise N.D. Friedberg goes behind the facade of a children’s birthday party. Dea, the birthday girl, is popular and her faithful friend Sidsel feels threatened by a new girl who has moved into their building. How do you deal with that when you are seven years old and afraid of losing your best friend?