A Sisterly Christmas

A Sisterly Christmas is a heartwarming family drama that tells the story of two estranged sisters, Greta (Deborah Joy Winans) and Trisha (Lisa Michelle Cornelius), who are brought back together after their mother's death. Despite their past differences, the sisters are forced to bury their hatchets and come together to make arrangements for their mother's funeral.

As they spend time together, Greta and Trisha come to realize how much they had missed out on each other's lives. They reminisce their childhood memories and ponder over the reasons why their relationship had turned sour. Along with these issues, Greta, who is a single mother, is also struggling to make ends meet, whereas Trisha is living a luxurious life with her wealthy husband, Mark (Neil Whitely).

The sisters eventually decide to put their differences aside and work together to make the funeral arrangements. They team up to sort through their mother's belongings, and as they go through her old pictures, they come across some shocking revelations about their family history.

As they work through their differences, Greta and Trisha begin to rebuild their relationship, and Greta finally opens up about her struggles as a single mother. Moved by her story, Trisha decides to help Greta by using her resources and connections to get her a job. This sudden change in Trisha's attitude towards Greta, however, causes friction between her and Mark.

However, after Greta's son gets into an accident, Trisha once again steps up and helps Greta out of a tricky situation. This event brings them even closer, and they make amends. They realize that the funeral had helped them come together and reconcile.

Overall, A Sisterly Christmas is an emotional and heartwarming movie that reminds us of the importance of family and forgiveness. With its strong performances and relatable storyline, the movie will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. It teaches us that family is everything, and no matter what, our loved ones will always be there to support us through thick and thin.