The name of a movie.

Michael Miu and Eason Chan are two brothers, and their father is the leader of the club. Because the fortune teller said that the two brothers would kill each other in the future, Eason Chan was sent abroad to study at an early age, and Michael Miu stayed at home. The eldest brother's adopted son served as Miao's bodyguard. When Eason Chan returned to Hong Kong, his father died of illness, he found that his once all-powerful brother Michael Miu not only didn't want to be the boss of the club, but also wanted him to take over as the boss. Eason Chan, who has always hated the underworld, thinks that his brother's actions are "harming" him, but Michael Miu has his own difficulties. Tang, the leader of another community, covets the position of the boss and harms Miao and Chen in the dark. Andy Lau plays a policeman who investigates the Michael Miu Club and plays a role in the play. Brothers is a drama about brotherhood. The story begins with the intervention of a detective, Kui (played by Andy Lau), who witnessed the distrust between the brothers and fought with each other. Although Yao (played by Qiu) and Shun (played by Shun) are biological brothers, they have lived in harmony since childhood, but they were separated by a decision of their father when they were young. After many years, sudden family changes brought them together again. His father's last words (played by Wang) touched Yao's feelings and arranged to achieve his goal and put Shun in danger.