About Invisible Sister

Released in 2015, "Invisible Sister" is a Disney Channel Original Movie directed by Paul Hoen. The story sets in New Orleans and focuses on a high school student Cleo (Rowan Blanchard), who accidentally turns her popular older sister Molly (Paris Berelc) invisible with an experiment gone wrong, just before Molly's crucial lacrosse game. Cleo, who is usually unnoticed, has to step into Molly's shoes and get involved in school activities she wouldn't usually dare to try while attempting to make her sister visible again.

Making / Production

The movie was written by Jessica O'Toole, Amy Rardin, and Matt Eddy, and directed by Paul Hoen. Filming took place in New Orleans, bringing the unique culture and charm of the city into the backdrop of the story. The film was produced by Susan Cartsonis and Sheri Singer under Disney Channel's banner.

Actors

• Rowan Blanchard as Cleo - A nerdy high schooler who must balance her sister's life and her invisibility crisis while trying to fix the situation.
• Paris Berelc as Molly - The popular lacrosse player who becomes invisible and learns some life lessons while unseen.
• Karan Brar as George – Cleo's scientifically inclined best friend who assists her in her endeavors to revert Molly's invisibility.
• Rachel Crow as Nikki – Molly's best friend and an understanding character who supports her friends and their situation throughout the movie.

Trivia/ Interesting Facts

• The movie was released as part of Disney Channel's annual "Monstober" lineup of Halloween-themed movies.
• Although the movie primarily deals with invisibility, it explores themes like self-discovery, sibling rivalry, and friendship.
• While the film was set in New Orleans, no actual filming took place in the city.

Quotes

• "Invisibility, who knew it could be so complicated?" - Cleo
• "Just because you learn to see something differently, doesn't mean it's changed. But it means you have." - Molly.

Music, Soundtrack

• The movie uses both diegetic and non-diegetic music to create suspense and highlight moods, none of which were released as a separate soundtrack for the film.