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My Brother's Band
When a world-famous orchestra conductor learns through a health crisis that he was adopted, he discovers a younger half-brother playing trombone in a modest community brass band. The pair — separated by fate — reunite through music, bridging their differences with hope and harmony.
Director
Emmanuel Courcol (See You Up There)
Actors
Benjamin Lavernhe • Pierre Lottin • Sarah Suco • Ludmila Mikaël • (ensemble)
1h 43m • Rated M • Comedy, Drama, Music • France • Eng subs
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My Brother's Band
Mon 19 Jan 8:00pm
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Wed 21 Jan 4:00pm
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Sun 25 Jan 8:00pm Final
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ncp - no complimentary passes
cap - captioned for hard of hearing
Audiences and reviewers embrace the film for its warmth, charm and irresistible emotional uplift. Its music scenes overflow with life, and the performances bring an authenticity that makes the brothers’ journey deeply satisfying to watch. My Brother’s Band is the kind of film that leaves viewers smiling — a gentle, beautifully acted story that celebrates connection, community and the way music can repair what life has broken. It’s a genuine crowd-pleaser, full of feeling and crafted to send you out of the cinema lighter than you came in.
Film Notes
A heartfelt musical tale about family, second chances and the joy of playing together.
My Brother’s Band follows a celebrated orchestra conductor whose world shifts when he discovers the existence of a younger half-brother playing trombone in a small community brass band. Their unexpected reunion reveals long-buried truths, unspoken regrets and a shared musical spirit that begins to close the distance between vastly different lives. Through humour, tension and heartfelt moments, the film traces how two men relearn family, identity and the joy of making music together.