Half Brothers

  • Rated PG 13
  • 1hr 36m
  •  (40)
  • 30

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  • Trailer 1
  • Official Clip 4: You Have No Friends
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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

Luke Greenfield

Producer:

Jason Shuman, Eduardo Cisneros, Luke Greenfield

Writer:

Eduardo Cisneros, Jason Shuman

Release Date:

Dec 4, 2020

Runtime:

1hr 36m

Synopsis

Renato, a successful Mexican aviation executive, is shocked to discover he has an American half-brother he never knew about, the free-spirited Asher. The two very different half-brothers are forced on a road journey together masterminded by their ailing father, tracing the path their father took as an immigrant from Mexico to the US.

Cast

  • Luis Gerardo Méndez
  • Connor Del Rio
  • Juan Pablo Espinosa
  • Bianca Marroquín
  • Ashley Poole
  • Ian Inigo
  • José Zúñiga
  • Vincent Spano
  • Beatrice Hernandez

Atom User Reviews

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POPULAR TAGS
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Verified Review
#hilarious

This was a great movie! It was funny & yet it had a great message & helped the audience see things from a different perspective! I'd highly recommend it! P.S. It has some questionable language.

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Erica P
Verified Review
#hilarious
#mustsee
#allthefeels
#familyfriendly
#greatcast
#inspiring
#indiehit

We really enjoyed this movie. The cast was great!

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Metacritic

30
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Based on 7 Critics
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USER SCORE (3)

No score yet based on 3 Reviews
38
Dec 14, 2020

I’d say Half Brothers half works, but that’s unjustifiably generous.

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Metacritic review by Roger Moore
Roger Moore
Movie Nation
50
Dec 9, 2020

Because of the movie’s uneven story and characters, it’s a bumpy ride no matter which route you take.

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Metacritic review by Monica Castillo
Monica Castillo
RogerEbert.com
20
Dec 4, 2020

With way too many tonal shifts and a narrative that trades cohesion for caprice, the film feels like riding shotgun with a toddler attempting to drive a manual transmission.

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Metacritic review by Josh Kupecki
Josh Kupecki
Austin Chronicle
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