“Brother to Brother is a graceful work of range and depth.” – Los Angeles Times
Directed by Rodney Evans.
10th Anniversary Screening! Rodney Evans’ moving feature film frames dilemmas facing black gay people with remarkable insight. Perry Williams uneasily straddles several worlds. An African American art student, ambivalent about success in a white-dominated sphere, he faces rejection by homophobic classmates, and fetishization from his white lover. Meeting Bruce Nugent, an older, black gay artist and poet, and a leading figure of the Harlem Renaissance, Perry comes face to face with a living legacy of which he is a part, emboldening him to face the future with confidence and pride.
Producer: Jim McKay, Aimee Schoof, Isen Robbins, Rodney Evans. Screenwriter: Rodney Evans. Cinematographer: Harlan Bosmajian. Editor: Sabine Hoffmann, Rodney Evans. Cast: Anthony Mackie, Roger Robinson, Ray Ford, Larry Gilliard Jr., Aunjanue Ellis, Duane Boutte.
35mm, color, 90 min.