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Tendering a rather more literal bromance than its American counterparts, French director Pascal-Alex Vincent’s spare, sensual road movie follows twin siblings Antoine and Quentin (real-life relatives Alexandre and Victor Carril) as they bicker, bond and bonk (not each other) on the way to Barcelona to attend the funeral of the mother they never knew.
An award-winner for his short films, Vincent makes the stretch to feature length comfortably enough, even if his meditation on the limits of brotherly love does allow its imagery of wild European landscapes to do more of the talking than is really necessary.
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