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Brothers

20031h 20mEsa Illi
IMDb 4.0

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Photographer Sami, maybe 35 and living in a loveless marriage, has to travel south to Pärnu, Estonia, to find his much younger brother Joni and get him back to Helsinki for treatment. Joni, around 20, is possibly fatally ill but would rather stay in Estonia enjoying a simple life together with a local girlfriend Rimma and her little baby.

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What is Brothers (2003) about?

Photographer Sami, maybe 35 and living in a loveless marriage, has to travel south to Pärnu, Estonia, to find his much younger brother Joni and get him back to Helsinki for treatment. Joni, around 20, is possibly fatally ill but would rather stay in Estonia enjoying a simple life together with a local girlfriend Rimma and her little baby.

Who stars in Brothers?

Brothers stars Max Bremer (Sami), Aaro Vuotila (Joni), Marianne Kütt (Rimma). The film was directed by Esa Illi.

How long is Brothers?

Brothers has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2003.

Is Brothers worth watching?

Brothers holds an IMDb rating of 4.0/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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