Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Three adult sisters, two Thanksgivings and a great deal of quiet resentment. Mia Farrow's Hannah is the capable one everyone leans on, which is exactly why Dianne Wiest's flailing Holly and Barbara Hershey's restless Lee find her so hard to forgive. Woody Allen keeps the tone light enough for laughs, yet the scenes where the sisters finally say what they think land hard. Wiest and Michael Caine both won supporting Oscars, and Allen won for the screenplay. Funny, wise and best watched with someone who has sisters of their own.