Tricks Every Boy Can Do

Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, the story follows identical brothers Frankie and Alvie, who are the surviving triplets. Despite their genetic similarities, their personalities starkly contrast: Alvie is introspective and anxious, haunted by the memory of their deceased sister, while Frankie is bold and carefree, reveling in the joys of bebop music and poker. Their dynamic explores themes of identity, sibling relationships, and the impact of loss, as Frankie often steps in for Alvie, complicating their already intricate bond.