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Brother to Brother (2004) 6.6
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. Director:Rodney EvansWriter:Rodney Evans |
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Perry
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Marcus
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Young Bruce
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Langston
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Jim
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Wally
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Roger Robinson | ... |
Bruce Nugent
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Brad Bailey | ... |
Subway Grifter
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Brian Everett Chandler | ... |
Mr. Williams
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Isaiah
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Shantell Herndon | ... |
Classroom Girl #1
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Rashan
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| Ryan Michelle Bathe | ... |
Classroom Girl #2
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Curtis McClarin | ... |
Black Man on Subway
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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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gay teenager | harlem renaissance | gay | harlem manhattan new york city | gay african american |Genres:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
17 January 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
De Irmão Pra Irmão See more »Company Credits
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I loved this movie! From the moment it began as we traveled over the East River, I was totally absorbed it this movie. However, be aware that it is quite "erotic" even though it is not explicit. I saw the film in Manhattan early in the afternoon. There were quite a few "Thug" types in the audience, I guess because it is a predominatly "black" movie. To my surprise, they sat through the entire movie, erotic scenes and all. I think this makes a statement. Perhaps the "thug" scene is just a facade and this movie gets to the heart of what many men, including Black men feel. This movie has wonderful performances from everyone. It's ashamed that it is not in wider release. Congratulations to Anthony MacKie for taking on this role.