Two Brothers

Synopsis

In Two Brothers (original title 'Deux Frères'), directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud, the bond between two tiger cubs, Kumal and Sangha, unfolds in a stunningly visual tale set in the lush landscapes of Indochina in the early 20th century. Abandoned and separated by human conflict, the brothers find themselves navigating the perils of both their natural world and exploitation by humanity. Faced with danger, adventure, and the pull of their sibling connection, they encounter hunters, circuses, and the challenges of survival. The film poignantly explores themes of family loyalty, the cruelty of human intervention in nature, and the indomitable spirit of wildlife. With breathtaking cinematography and an evocative score, 'Two Brothers' mesmerizes audiences into the wild heart of a poignant story of love and loss as the brothers embark on their journey to reunite against all odds.

Cast

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  Guy Pearce

  Aidan McRory

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  Jean-Claude Dreyfus

  Eugène Normandin

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  Freddie Highmore

  Raoul Normandin

• Oanh Nguyen

  His Excellency

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  Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu

  Mathilde Normandin

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  Moussa Maaskri

  Saladin

Reviews

Two Brothers has received a mix of favorable and critical reviews since its release. On Rotten Tomatoes, it boasts a solid 78%, indicating that many viewers found the film enjoyable. Critics from The New York Times praised the visual storytelling, noting the