Umberto Lenzi’s Brothers Till We Die (1977), starring Tomas Milian in a dual role, is a gritty entry in the Eurocrime cycle. Following a hunchbacked ex-con and his twin brother pulled into a violent heist and gang warfare, it delivers the brutal poliziottesco style that made Lenzi one of the defining directors of Italian crime cinema.

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Before he became king of the cannibal movie, Umberto Lenzi (Cannibal Ferox, Eaten Alive) specialised in another sort of savagery...

Brothers Till We Die is a hard-as-nails crime flick with the very great Tomas Milian (Syndicate Sadists, Django Kill) doing double duty as lookalike brothers – Il Gobbo ('the Hunchback') and Er Monnezza, both of them up to no good. A robbery is planned but the boys are betrayed; you'd better believe that revenge is on the way, served up as only Lenzi can.

A follow up to Lenzi's earlier Rome Armed To The Teeth, Brothers Till We Die is one of the best of the Poliziotteschi cycle – the tough Italian action movies that gave Clint Eastwood such a run for his money is the seventies. 88 Films are proud to present the UK blu-ray premiere of this ruthless classic.

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A hunchbacked gangster is betrayed by his gang during a robbery, and plots his revenge with the help of his no-good brother.