Hermanas

July and September are two teenage sisters who live in their own world. September is domineering and reckless, sometimes cruel, while July is meek and fearful, introverted, naive and complacent. They are flesh and blood: the close bond that unites them, their devotion, the strange tests they undergo to prove their loyalty and the way they complete each other make it impossible to know where one begins and the other ends. July's fragility has caught the attention of the mean girls at school, triggering a macabre event -barely hinted at- that will force them to move with their mother, a children's writer, from Oxford to a dilapidated house owned by their paternal aunt, located in the middle of nowhere, where an oppressive and unsettling atmosphere reigns.