Twelve years after the phenomenal success of Kenny, director and actor Clayton Jacobson reunites with his brother Shane Jacobson in a film that is very different, yet just as quintessentially Australian.
On a cold morning in the middle of country Victoria, two brothers arrive at their 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 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 murder, demonstrating that ‘brotherly love’ has its limits.
Twelve years after the phenomenal success of Kenny, director and actor Clayton Jacobson reunites with his brother Shane Jacobson in a film that is very different, yet just as quintessentially Australian.
On a cold morning in the middle of country Victoria, two brothers arrive at their 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 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 murder, demonstrating that ‘brotherly love’ has its limits.
The Weekend Edition is presenting a preview screening of Brothers’ Nest on Wednesday June 13 at 6:30 pm at Reading Cinemas Newmarket with the film’s stars Shane and Clayton Jacobson introducing the film. Enter below for your chance to win one of 100 double passes.
Brothers’ Nest is in cinemas from June 21.
Competition closes Tuesday June 5 at 11:59 pm. Winners will be contacted by email.
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