All Our Ways

N orman and Remi’s perfect home life they had imagined when they

had their daughters is put into chaos when their third daughter,

Gina, becomes hostile towards her newborn baby sister, Ivy. Thinking

this was just sibling rivalry and it would pass, they made no attempt

to intervene. But as the girls grow older the hostility between the two

continued. Although their older sisters, Marilyn and Laura, voice their

concerns about Gina’s abuse toward Ivy, they are told not to get involved.

Gina’s persistent bad behavior ruins many family events and causes

division between the family members. As time passes and the daughters

mature, the aggression continues to a point where Gina is suspected of

being involved with Ivy’s disappearance.