Brother & Sister

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Claudio C @Claudio666 2d Pointless (12,368 – 01 Apr 2026– Claudio Carvalho) In Buenos Aires, Marcos and Susana are middle-aged siblings. Marcos takes care of their mother, while Susana is an obnoxious woman, cheater and manipulative that dominates her brother and poses as real estate agent. When their mother dies, Susana decides to sell her house and sends Marcos to the quiet Villa Laura, in Uruguay, to a house she gave a downpayment of US$ 20,000 expecting to use his pension. Marcos adapts to the life in Villa Laura and befriends several people, including a theater director that intends to make his version of the play "Oedipus Rex" with Marcos. "Dos hermanos", a.k.a. "Brother and Sister" (2010) is an Argentinian movie by Daniel Burman with a pointless story. There is no development of the protagonists, no explanation of the rift between the siblings and whether Marcos is gay, hetero or bisexual. My vote is three. Title (Brazil): "Dois Irmãos" ("Two Siblings") My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more 08/12/2013 What a great story... and the greatest part of it is that which remains unspoken all along, the evident tension that haunts the relationship of these siblings in solitude. See more 10/24/2012 Es una película muy amena, no tiene grandes escenas pero muy emotiva y con personajes muy fuertes. See more 12/14/2011 A brother and sister in their fifties or sixties are forced into closer involvement after their mother dies and the sister presumptuously takes control of the estate while the brother struggles with choices between living the life he wants and protecting his sister by remaining passively under her control. Mature, funny, and occasionally tender - though usually tender in very guarded ways. See more 07/19/2011 Mostra de filmes latino americanos no palacio das artes See more 04/13/2011 no me disgusto pero tampoco me gusto demasiado See more Read all reviews

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