Not for everyone, pushes the boundaries of believability...a bit too much at times, but as a cultural fantasy, it's worth watching if you're a film buff. The cinematography is innovative and helps move the narrative along.

Original, entertaining, heart-warming, and loved the goat. The film needed to blend the humor and the serious parts better. The character Asher was too over-the-top.I liked how Renato's character grew as he got to know Asher.

It was sweet and funny, though the story was a tad clunky at times. Luis Gerardo Mendez and Connor Del Rio were both excellent, and they get you to care about characters that could easily be two dimensional stereotypes.

Juggling vastly different tones isn't always an easy thing to do in a movie. But Half Brothers nails it. Simultaneously a road trip comedy and a drama about the plight of Mexican immigrants, Half is the story of brothers from different mothers who don't find out about each other until their father is on his deathbed. While we watch the two siblings try their hardest to put up with each other on a ridiculous scavenger hunt, we also get to see their dad's journey from his native Mexico through a soul-testing ordeal in the States. Think: The Godfather II with comedy.\r