My sister's keeper... A test-tube baby born to save my sister from leukemia. She has provided her with various medical support and various cells since birth. When her sister's condition continued to deteriorate and her kidney failure needed a kidney transplant, the 11-year-old girl sued her mother to court to fight for control of her body and refused to give her sister a kidney transplant. In the final trial, the elder brother couldn't help but tell the truth. It was the elder sister who didn't want to continue doing unnecessary struggles and taught her how to help herself out of the pain. Through the monologues and memories of each family member, the film gradually forms a complete story. They all love each other deeply and are saving the family in their own way. It's not a tragedy, and I don't use crying as a sensational purpose. After reading it, I just feel that life is really beautiful! Cameron Diaz has few non-comedy roles, and the acting bursts seem to be very close to the actress.
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