Never Getting Rid of Me, Bitch

Touching sounds fair for this smart crafted story about connection between two sisters before college period.

A hikein mountains , memories - embarassing for one of the- , promisses, soft reproches. They are physical pretty one - being twins, not so surprising - but they are different in profound manner.

A metalic box, lost, in short time found, defines, in precise terms, the purpose - nature of mountain trek. All becomes simple and dramatic. The dialogue from the last part just matters.

In short, a beautiful film about powerful connection between twins against all circomstances. And beautiful performances, not ignoring the photography.

This short film turned out to be much more interesting and moving than I expected. Within the first few seconds, it was already clear that it wasn't going to be anything like what I had anticipated, simply based on what the main characters were doing and saying.

The story follows twin sisters hiking through beautiful wilderness as they talk about everything from life to death. Though they look alike, their personalities differ: one is more serious and on her way to a top university, while the other is more lighthearted, always joking around. But in the end, they're sisters-and that's what matters most, even if one occasionally feels the other is annoying or a burden.

And then-badaaaam!-a massive plot twist caught me completely off guard. I usually pride myself on spotting these things, but I absolutely didn't see it coming. Kudos to the director for pulling off such a powerful and well-executed surprise.