Our Relations is a 1936 comedy film directed by Harry Lachman, starring Laurel and Hardy as two sailors, Alf and Bert. They arrive in port and decide to visit their married twin brothers, who they have not seen in years. They soon discover that their brothers, who are respectable businessmen, are ashamed of their sailor siblings and are trying to keep their visit a secret from their wives.
While visiting, Alf and Bert accidentally knock out their twin brothers and are mistaken for them by their wives and business partners. This leads to a series of misunderstandings and mishaps, including a chaotic dinner party and a memorable scene where Alf and Bert accidentally start a fight with two strangers who turn out to be their own twins!
As the confusion continues, Alf and Bert find themselves in a race against time to clear their names and reveal the truth about their identities. Along the way, they encounter gangsters, policemen, and a group of eccentric sailors.
Our Relations is a classic Laurel and Hardy comedy, featuring the duo's trademark humor and physical gags. Their performances as both the sailor twins and the respectable businessmen twins are hilarious and convincing, with each character having their own distinct personality. The film is a must-see for Laurel and Hardy fans and anyone who enjoys classic comedies.