THE SISTERS BROTHERS 

Review: It’s 1850s Oregon, and Charlie and Eli Sisters are both brothers and infamous assassins. They find themselves on a journey which eventually takes them to the gold rush land of California. Their adventure tests the deadly family ties that bind.
Director: Jacques Audiard
Actors: John C. Reilly, Joaquin Phoenix, Jake Gyllenhaal, Riz Ahmed, Rebecca Root, Allison Tolman, Rutger Hauer, Carol Kane, David Gasman, Philip Rosch, Creed Bratton and Jochen Hagele
Year: 2018
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Drama and Western
Conclusion: 3/5
Based on a novel by Patrick DeWitt. This is a rather strange little film. I did enjoy it but I have to say at how shocked I am that a film like this can cost an estimate of $38,000,000 to make. The Cumulative Worldwide Gross for this film is estimated to be around $13,143,056. Jacques Audiard also directed Rust and Bone (2012) which I really enjoyed. Despite the film’s American setting all the scenes were filmed in Romania, France and Spain. Just some of the themes that stand out in this film are goodness, greed and loyalty. Strong performances from the three lead actors and some good location filming.