Growing up in small-town Italy during the '60s and '70s, brothers Accio and Manrico embody and celebrate opposing political stances, but share an impassioned love of the same woman that threatens to drive them to blows. Director Daniele Luchetti's political comedy 'Mio fratello è figlio unico' observes the brothers over the course of fifteen years, against the ever-shifting backdrop of tumultuous Italian sociopolitical history. During that time span, the siblings' loyalties will fluctuate; they will endure arguments and quarrels, and find themselves separated by the ravages of time and circumstance and reunited magnetically by the wisdom of age. And in time, they will come to a firmer and clearer understanding of not only the differences but the similarities that they harbor.
i looooveee this movie <3
fresha95 1 year ago
ive neva seen this film like but it looks gud
geordietart 3 years ago
Were those the two brothers who kissed on the lips or was that one of them and that woman he loved?
darwats 3 years ago