Director: Fabiana Tiscornia
"(Un)lucky Sisters," a 2024 Argentine drama-comedy directed by Fabiana Tiscornia, opens with a funeral and quickly turns into something far messier.
What is Unlucky Sisters about?
After their father dies, a group of estranged sisters reconnect only to discover he left behind a hidden fortune, and the money forces old resentments back to the surface almost immediately. Sofía Morandi and Leticia Siciliani lead a cast working through the awkward mix of grief, guilt, and temptation as the sisters have to decide together whether to quietly keep what they found or come clean about it. The film leans on sharp, comic family dynamics as much as drama, letting the sisters' clashing personalities drive most of the tension. Old roles resurface quickly, the responsible one, the reckless one, the one who left and never really came back, and the inheritance becomes less about the money itself than about who each sister is willing to become to keep it.
Cast & crew
Sofía Morandi and Leticia Siciliani play the central sisters, supported by Andrea Garrote, Mariano Saborido, Lorena Vega, Ignacio Giménez, Manuel Vignau, and José Manuel Espeche.
Context & significance
Made in Argentina and released in 2024, the film fits a familiar shape in Latin American family comedies: a death that reunites a fractured family, followed by a moral dilemma that exposes who each sister has actually become. The comedy stays grounded in specific, recognizable family friction rather than broad slapstick, so the humor and the emotional stakes of the inheritance plot are allowed to build side by side instead of competing for attention.
Where & how to watch
K-Time hosts "(Un)lucky Sisters" with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, and this page is open to read without an account. Streaming the film itself needs a free K-Time login, and the site's browsing experience, from menus to recommendations, is built with Farsi-speaking viewers in mind.