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Brothers 2012

23 min📅 2012-01-19

Brothers (2012), a gripping 23-minute drama directed by Türker Süer, explores the complex bond between two brothers whose lives couldn't be more different.

Director: Türker Süer

Cast

Ercan Karaçaylı
Ercan Karaçaylı
Cengiz
Fahri Yardım
Fahri Yardım
Savas
Vedat Erincin
Vedat Erincin
Murat
Maryam Zaree
Maryam Zaree
Derya
Hanife Süer
Mother
Kasem Hoxha
Kasem Hoxha

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Brothers (2012) about?

Brothers (2012) follows two siblings reunited under tragic circumstances: Cengiz, a successful corporate lawyer, and Savaş, freshly released from prison after violent crimes. After their father's death, Cengiz grants Savaş a single day of freedom—but hides a crushing debt that could destroy them both.

Who directed Brothers?

Brothers (2012) was directed by Türker Süer, a filmmaker known for his sharp, emotionally charged storytelling in short films.

Who stars in Brothers?

The film features Ercan Karaçaylı as Cengiz and Fahri Yardım as Savaş, alongside Vedat Erincin, Maryam Zaree, and Hanife Süer in pivotal roles.

Is Brothers (2012) worth watching?

As a tight, 23-minute drama, Brothers (2012) offers a potent exploration of family and sacrifice. While IMDb ratings aren't available, its themes and Süer's direction make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven short films.

How long is Brothers?

Brothers (2012) has a runtime of 23 minutes.

About Brothers (2012) — A powerhouse short drama about family, secrets, and the cost of loyalty

Brothers (2012), a gripping 23-minute drama directed by Türker Süer, explores the complex bond between two brothers whose lives couldn't be more different. Cengiz, a polished corporate associate, and Savaş, freshly released from prison after violent offenses, are forced together by their father's passing. On paper, they're opposites: one thrives in law, the other in chaos. But as Cengiz bails his brother out for a single day, he hides a crushing secret—his own financial ruin. The film dives into themes of family loyalty, sacrifice, and the weight of unspoken truths, all wrapped in a tense, atmospheric short that lingers long after it ends.

Süer crafts this emotional tightrope with sharp realism, balancing the stark contrasts between the brothers' worlds. The 2012 drama unfolds like a pressure cooker, where every shared glance and tense silence speaks volumes about the fractures in their relationship. With its compact runtime and raw intensity, Brothers (2012) delivers a haunting snapshot of how far one might go to protect—or betray—family.