Brother's War

Synopsis

In the 1940s during World War II, 'Brother's War' follows the story of two estranged brothers, Rudolf and Lothar, who find themselves on opposing sides of the conflict. Rudolf is a German soldier while Lothar is an American pilot. As the war unfolds, the brothers must navigate loyalty, duty, and their own personal values amidst the brutality of combat. The film delves into the complexities of brotherhood, war, and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals caught in the midst of global turmoil. With intense battle scenes and emotional depth, 'Brother's War' showcases the bonds that connect us even in the darkest of times.

Cast

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  Tino Struckmann

  Capt. Klaus Mueller

• Hugh Daly

  Maj. Andrew Pearman

• Hayley Carr

  Anna

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  Olivier Gruner

  Anton

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  Michael Berryman

  Col. Petrov

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  Jack Dimich

  NKVD Officer

Reviews

Despite its intriguing premise, 'Brother's War' fails to deliver a compelling narrative according to critics. Rotten Tomatoes criticized the film for its lack of character development and uneven pacing, giving it a low rating. IMDb users rated the movie at 3.1/10, highlighting the poorly executed script and disjointed storytelling. Metacritic also echoed these sentiments, pointing out the film's struggles to engage viewers effectively. Overall, 'Brother's War' received negative reviews for its execution despite its potential to explore nuanced themes of family and war.