Jules and Max are two brothers who have been scarred by the failed marriage of their parents. As a result, they have sworn off relationships with women and instead live a carefree, promiscuous lifestyle. They share a flat and spend most of their time partying and hooking up with random women.
Their comfortable routine is disrupted when Jules meets Anna, a beautiful and smart young woman who seems to be everything he has been looking for. Despite his reservations, Jules decides to pursue a relationship with her. This decision causes tension between him and Max, who is both jealous and resentful of Jules' newfound love.
Max tries to ignore his feelings for Anna, but the more time he spends around her, the more he realizes how he feels. As Jules and Anna become more serious, Max's feelings intensify, eventually leading him to confess his love to her.
The situation causes a rift between the brothers as they struggle to come to terms with their feelings and the possible consequences of acting on them. Ultimately, they must decide whether their bond as brothers is stronger than their desire for Anna.
Bros Before Hos is a touching and sometimes humorous exploration of the complexities of love and brotherhood. It features strong performances from the cast and a well-written script that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. The film is both a critique and celebration of modern masculinity, highlighting the emotional struggles and vulnerabilities that often go unnoticed.