Brothers

2016
1h 35min

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Peter Ho and Ethan Li in Brothers (2016)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOctober 1936, the Chinese Civil War between the Chinese Communist Party and Kuomintang. Chen Tiejin is escorting a group of female musicians across a war zone in China. On the route, Chen is... Leer todoOctober 1936, the Chinese Civil War between the Chinese Communist Party and Kuomintang. Chen Tiejin is escorting a group of female musicians across a war zone in China. On the route, Chen is reunited with his older brother, Wang Bingsheng, whom he hasn't seen in five years. Howev... Leer todoOctober 1936, the Chinese Civil War between the Chinese Communist Party and Kuomintang. Chen Tiejin is escorting a group of female musicians across a war zone in China. On the route, Chen is reunited with his older brother, Wang Bingsheng, whom he hasn't seen in five years. However, the two brothers are now fighting for opposite sides. The younger brother is determine... Leer todo

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- Kiefer Liu
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4,7/10

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- Kiefer Liu
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8/10

Lovely, short delight

The scenery's spectacular staging and visual presentation works smoothly and is quite authentic. The development of the plot, on the other hand, is more stringent than historical circumstances - the story is based on chaotic source material - would suggest. The impression that the fate of the two brothers in the film is always uncertain creates a certain amount of tension, similar to various plot connections that are touched upon. However, this tension is never sufficiently resolved, which is probably due to the length of the work. Ethan Li and Peter Ho, who have the leading roles, embody their characters excellently. That can't be said about some of the supporting roles though, as the emotional range of some of the characters is never adequately explored.