In just eighteen minutes, the short film "Geese and Geeses" delivers a sharp, comedic exploration of family dynamics and rivalry. The story centers on two estranged brothers, both named George, who are forced to reunite after the passing of their eccentric father. The elder George, a meticulous and uptight businessman, and the younger George, a free-spirited and chaotic artist, find themselves at odds over their inheritance: not money or property, but a gaggle of highly opinionated geese. Each brother believes he knows best how to care for the birds, leading to a series of escalating, absurd conflicts that mirror their long-held resentments. As they bicker over feeding schedules and coop designs, the geese themselves seem to take sides, adding a layer of unpredictable mischief to the proceedings. With a brisk pace and a dry, witty tone, the film balances heartfelt moments with slapstick humor. Directed by Alex Thompson and featuring standout performances from James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender as the quarreling siblings, "Geese and Geeses" is a charming and surprisingly poignant look at how the most trivial disagreements can sometimes pave the way for reconciliation.