Brother's Nest
Director: Clayton Jacobson (KENNY)
Writer: Jaime Browne
Starring: Clayton Jacobson, Shane Jacobson, Kym Gyngell, Lynette Curran and Sarah Snook
12 years after the phenomenal success of Kenny, director and actor Clayton Jacobson reunites with his brother Shane Jacobson for what is a very different film. On a cold morning in the middle of country Victoria, two brothers arrive at the family home with
treacherous intent. Terry and Jeff’s motive is to make sure their dying mother’s plan to change her will in favour of her husband - their stepfather - is upturned. It is all meticulously planned, but there is one crucial thing the boys didn’t take into account - spending an entire day together. Old grudges, different world views and a general troubled history will pit these two brothers against each other. BROTHERS’ NEST is a tragic comedy about family, loyalty and sibling rivalry – demonstrating that ‘brotherly love’ has its limits.
In Australian cinemas nationally 21 JUNE, 2018
NOTE: These are hard copy double passes and will be posted to you.
Feedback/Comments
Nice cinematography
A dark film where all goes sideways.
Great movie. Go Aussies.
think okay film
My daughter and I enjoyed a wonderful night out with some great Aussie humour. Thanks On The house.
Very, very dark.
Really enjoyed this flick
Awesome
Hello Irina,
I would love to rate, but I’m still waiting on the pass! I had hoped to view it whilst I was in Adelaide over the uni holidays.
Regards
Olivia
I never received the tickets.
I found this very difficult to watch. The first 20 minutes were a bit slow as hew tension built up but then it became extrewmely dark. Acting was great and it showed the evil side of human kind. Dont know if I would label this a comedy though
Great aussie Film
OMG Well scripted & well acted but sooooooo depressing.
A bit heavy on the 'dark' and light on the comedy, for me. Well acted. Certainly held my attention.
Loved it, great Aussie film
A good movie. Different to what I would normally watch but interesting.
It was good
Best Australian movie I've seen for a long time
Intereting beginning and very good ending. Got a bit lost in the middle with many dark humour scenes. Acting was skilled and special effects good.
Dark but interesting, held your attention, some great acting from a good strong cast
Always appreciate an Aussie film!
Enjoyed the movie, thanks.
Well made , darkly funny but somewhat macabre film . Worthwhile viewing.
Interesting and thought provoking. Well directed movie.
Well done Aussie film. Good acting
Dark humoured interesting comedy. Good.
Didn’t receive ticetd
Enjoyed this quirky comedy. Well acted and photographed.