The Bros 2017
"Two brothers who never needed each other are now destined to be together!"
When their estranged father passes away, two self-centered siblings reluctantly reunite in their small hometown to attend the funeral.
Director: Jang Yoo-jung
Cast
Don Lee
Seok-bong
Lee Dong-hwi
Joo-bong
Lee Hanee
Aurora
Jo Woo-jin
Mi-bong
Song Young-chang
Dang-sook
Song Sang-eun
Mi-bong's Wife
Jung Jae-jin
Grandfather
Heo Sung-tae
Hyeong-bae
Lee Ji-ha
Dang-sook's Wife
Chae Dong-hyeon
Beop-jeong
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Bros (2017) about?
After their father's funeral forces them back home, two selfish brothers must confront their fractured relationship—and a shocking family secret. Jang Yoo-jung's comedy blends sharp humor with emotional undercurrents as the brothers navigate their past and a woman who holds the key to their future.
Who directed The Bros?
Jang Yoo-jung directed *The Bros*, bringing her signature blend of wit and heart to this family-centered comedy.
Who stars in The Bros?
The film stars Don Lee, Lee Dong-hwi, and Lee Hanee as the core trio, joined by Jo Woo-jin and Song Young-chang for added comedic and dramatic spice.
Is The Bros (2017) worth watching?
As a Korean comedy, *The Bros* delivers sharp dialogue and solid performances that balance laughs with emotional beats. While it doesn't aim for high drama, its themes of family and reconciliation give it depth beyond typical genre fare.
How long is The Bros?
The Bros runs for 102 minutes.
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About The Bros (2017) — A Korean Comedy About Family Secrets and Unexpected Reunions
When their estranged father passes away, two self-centered siblings reluctantly reunite in their small hometown to attend the funeral. Directed by Jang Yoo-jung, this sharp-edged Korean comedy, *The Bros* (2017), follows Lee Dong-hwi and Don Lee as they bicker and scheme—until a mysterious woman drops a bombshell that turns their world upside down. With its blend of family friction and sudden revelation, the film balances biting humor with moments of unexpected warmth. Expect a story that blends sibling rivalry, hidden legacies, and the awkward bonds that persist even when ties are severed.
Jang Yoo-jung crafts a vibrant, character-driven comedy that thrives on its leads' chemistry and the town's quirky atmosphere. The film's tone oscillates between playful sarcasm and genuine sentiment, making it a standout in the genre. Whether you're drawn to its sharp dialogue or its themes of connection and consequence, *The Bros* delivers a ride worth taking.
