Sister Of Mine (Moja siostra)

Zuzia, a very sensitive and artistically gifted teenager, struggles with drug addiction. Her brother makes a film trying to find out what prompted her addiction. Initially, he assumes the role of an observer: he documents the conflicts between his sister and their mother, who never anticipated that parenthood would involve testing her underage daughter’s urine for drug traces. The central question revolves around how a talented, intelligent 17-year-old could veer so drastically off course, and how the family can address addiction and restore its functionality. Despite Zuzia's struggle to control her substance abuse, she adeptly delivers sharp analyses of their collective turmoil, targeting her parents and brother with painful precision.