Come fratelli

Mario, a forty-year-old loser, discovers he has a half-brother — successful neurosurgeon Lorenzo. Their first meeting in a bar ends in a fight, but fate throws them together again when their dying father leaves a peculiar will: to inherit, they must spend one month living together in his Tuscan house. Two complete strangers, divided by upbringing, habits, and life philosophies, are forced to share one roof. Their clash — a mix of absurd domestic scenes and awkward silences — gradually gives way to unexpected revelations. Beneath the surface of a situational comedy lies a subtle drama about family wounds, unspoken grievances, and whether kinship can be found where it seemingly never existed. The film balances on the edge of light Italian comedy and deep psychological storytelling.