Film Review: Brothers’ Nest (2018)
byWritten by Amy Taylor Originally published 18 June 2018 Brothers’ Nest is the latest film from Clayton Jacobson, the director of the Australian film…
Written by Amy Taylor Originally published 18 June 2018 Brothers’ Nest is the latest film from Clayton Jacobson, the director of the Australian film…
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This is truly virtuoso, expertly crafted film making, the only problem is that it’s just a little soulless, and just a little soullessness is a fairly big problem if it stops you caring about the characters. The Brothers, as usual, are more interested in the world they’re creating – and it’s impeccably done – but they forget to make us care about the people that populate it. Offering little resolution does little for them either.
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