My Brother Is an Only Child

Synopsis

Set in 1960s Italy, My Brother Is an Only Child follows Accio and Manrico, two brothers who have contrasting political beliefs and personalities. Accio is a rebellious young man drawn to right-wing extremism, while Manrico is a charismatic leader focused on left-wing activism. As their paths diverge, the brothers navigate the volatile political landscape of the time, challenging societal norms and each other. Their lives intertwine with love, betrayal, and personal growth, leading to unexpected revelations and consequences. Through their tumultuous journey, My Brother Is an Only Child explores themes of family, ideology, and the complexity of sibling relationships.

Cast

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  Elio Germano

  Accio Benassi

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  Riccardo Scamarcio

  Manrico Benassi

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  Angela Finocchiaro

  Amelia Benassi

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  Massimo Popolizio

  Ettore Benassi

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  Ascanio Celestini

  Father Cavalli

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  Diane Fleri

  Francesca

Reviews

My Brother Is an Only Child has garnered positive feedback from critics worldwide. Rotten Tomatoes rates it at 84%, highlighting its raw portrayal of political turmoil and personal growth in a unique setting. IMDb gives it a solid 7.0/10, praising the performances of Elio Germano and others, along with the engaging storyline. Metacritic rates the movie at 71/100, commending its historical accuracy and emotional depth. The film's nuanced characters, layered storytelling, and thought-provoking themes have struck a chord with audiences and critics alike. 'A powerful exploration of ideology and family dynamics,' says one review, encapsulating the impact and relevance of My Brother Is an Only Child.