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Brother to Brother (2004)

A drama that looks back on the Harlem Renaissance from the perspective of an elderly, black writer who meets a gay teenager in a New York homeless shelter.

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Jorge Morales 02 Nov 2004

First-timer Rodney Evans's leaden script fails to live up to the poetry of its subjects and raises more themes--black-on-black homophobia, light-skin versus dark-skin prejudice, writers' envy--than it can fully develop.

Manohla Dargis 04 Feb 2005

Filled with ideas and some nice acting, particularly from Mr. Mackie and Mr. Robinson, both of whom hold the screen easily, Mr. Evans has crammed a great deal of thought and a lot of obvious feeling into his first dramatic feature.

Ty Burr 12 Sep 2013

A very good drama about the difficulties of being young, black, and gay. With a bigger budget and a sharper focus, it might have been a great one.

Jason Y 09 Aug 2005

[b]DVD[/b] First Viewing, 1 Evans film seen [i]Brother to Brother[/i] gives an insightful look at the experience of black homosexuals. A young struggling artist begins a seemingly odd friendship with an older man. It's a story much like [i]Finding Forrester [/i]with the obvious modifications. How do you think Rob Brown would have reacted if Sean Connery randomly asked Rob to pose for him? As an independent film, [i]Brother to Brother[/i] was highly successful. It won numerous awards at Gay film festivals in LA, New York, Miami, San Fransisco, etc. But it also was nominated for four Independent Spirit Awards, including best debut performance for Anthony Mackie, best first screenplay, best supporting male for Roger Robinson, and best first feature. I liked how the film would suddenly take on a surrealistic tone, each time it changed from color to black & white. I thought the technique worked quite well. It's an interesting story, even for a straight white kid like me. I think most people would agree.

Chuck W 12 Nov 2007

I liked how this story talked of the Harlem Renaisance, as well as how it involved this young man.