Sisters

A newly sober woman, Zu, learns that her estranged sister, Sue, has died and she is to be the guardian of her teenage daughter, specifically gifted and special-needs teenager named Music. Zu struggles to navigate her new responsibilities, facing her own demons while trying to connect with her niece.

The film received widespread negative reviews from critics, with particular criticism directed at its portrayal of autism, the screenplay, and Sia's direction. Audiences also had a largely unfavorable reaction, with many finding the film to be insensitive and offensive.

• The film's controversial and harmful portrayal of autism was a primary target of criticism.

• Critics widely panned the nonsensical plot and Sia's directorial debut.

• The performances were generally seen as overshadowed by the problematic narrative.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight significant disappointment and offense regarding the film's handling of autism, with many finding it to be inauthentic and disrespectful. Viewers also expressed confusion and dissatisfaction with the storyline and musical numbers.

Nominated for Worst Picture at the Golden Raspberry Awards.

Following the film's release, Sia apologized for the casting of Maddie Ziegler as a neuroatypical character, admitting she should have consulted more widely with experts.