Brothers

Synopsis

Brothers (Hermanos) is a gripping drama that follows the story of two estranged siblings, David and Kike, who are brought together by tragedy to confront their painful past. David, a successful boxer, is forced to return to his hometown after his younger brother Kike, a drug addict and ex-convict, gets involved in a dangerous situation. As they navigate their complex relationship and face the demons that haunt them, the brothers must find a way to reconcile their differences and find redemption. Through intense emotional moments and powerful performances, Brothers delves into themes of family, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bond between siblings.

Cast

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  Pablo Arbúes

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  Hugo Arbues

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  Luis Callejo

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  Estefanía de los Santos

• Luis Miguel Díez

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  Julio Torres

Reviews

Brothers received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. Critics praised the heartfelt performances delivered by the cast, particularly Pablo Arbúes as David and Eneko Sagardoy as Kike. The emotional depth and raw authenticity portrayed in the film were highlighted as its strongest aspects. However, some critics felt that the story at times became predictable and lacked originality. Rotten Tomatoes critics gave the film a rating of 6.5/10, acknowledging its emotional resonance but noting the familiarity of its themes. IMDb users rated Brothers with 6.2/10, appreciating the strong performances but mentioning pacing issues in certain scenes. Despite the mixed reception, the film's exploration of complex family dynamics and the redemption arc of the characters resonated with audiences.