The Brothers Kitaura (2025)

"The Brothers Kitaura" is a darkly humorous look at family and the fallout from violence. Sota, 40, has a difficult relationship with his father, which results in a tragic accident where he accidentally kills him during a heated argument. Seeking help, Sota involves his younger brother Akira, pulling him into a dangerous situation. The film echoes Hitchcock's "The Trouble with Harry," creating a suspenseful and chaotic atmosphere. Akira then kills their Uncle Daisuke, further complicating the brothers’ problems. Through a series of darkly funny events, "The Brothers Kitaura" explores family loyalty, guilt, and how tragedy can change the course of life.