Deep Dive: Brothers (2015)
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In Oslo, two brothers, Markus and Lukas, navigate their childhood in a yellow townhouse. At ages 10 and 7, they share a close bond filled with dreams and aspirations. Their home, near a river, allows them to explore their imaginations in a vibrant urban environment.
The film captures the essence of their relationship, focusing on the innocence of youth and the deep connection siblings share as they grow up together. Directed by Aslaug Holm, the documentary presents a social perspective on family life through the lens of these two boys.
Why Watch
- •Meet brothers Markus and Lukas in Oslo.
- •See their adventures in a yellow townhouse.
- •Find out about their dreams for the future.
Did You Know
•Markus is 10 years old and Lukas is 7 years old during the film.
•The film was directed by Aslaug Holm, a woman director.
•The documentary has a runtime of 106 minutes.
•The production country of the film is Norway.
Perfect For
Sibling relationshipsChildhood experiencesSocial documentaries