"Blood Brothers" is a 1988 film directed by Eliot Ness that tells the story of two boys, Mickey and Eddie, who are separated at birth but unknowingly become close friends as they grow up in Liverpool. The film explores themes of class, friendship, and the impact of choices on their lives, ultimately leading to a tragic conclusion. The narrative is based on the play by Willy Russell, which highlights the stark differences between the boys' lives due to their social backgrounds. As they navigate their friendship, the film delves into issues of identity and fate, making it a poignant tale of brotherhood and loss.