Two sides are presented in this moving film: that of the hunter who tells himself he is saving human lives by killing dangerous animals and that of the hunted who kill in self-defense when they are threatened. The film closes with an urgent plea to the public to save endangered animals. The mother tiger falls into a trap as the hunters close in, and Koumal and Sangha are surrounded by a circle of fire after they escape their captors. There’s no visible bloodshed, but some action scenes are very intense. One old tiger is killed (off camera) when he outgrows his usefulness. But the overall tone of the film is uplifting, reminding us that all life is a precious gift from God. Dove recommends “Two Brothers” for the family but issues a strong warning that it may be too intense for children under five or sensitive kids.