Half Brothers

About This Movie

So, 'Half Brothers' is an interesting watch. You've got these two half-brothers, right? They’ve got such different political views, which adds this layer of tension that feels pretty relevant. The setting in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, is visually striking, almost like its own character. I mean, being cut off from technology really ramps up the awkward family dynamics. The pacing has this nice ebb and flow; it slows down just when you think it might get too heated, giving room for some genuine moments. The performances are solid, especially how they navigate their differences and attempts at reconciliation. There’s a quirky charm to the writing, though it doesn’t shy away from the cringiness of family reunions.

Interesting family dynamics · Unique setting in Switzerland · Focus on character-driven comedy