Codependent twin musicians Ari and Ethan Gold have one night to find three things: love, a song, and their father - a 99-year-old Beat Generation poet, the last of his kind. Their search plays out in 90 minutes of “Live Cinema,” according to the precepts of Executive Producer Francis Ford Coppola, delivering an unbroken journey through San Francisco's North Beach, toward one final performance, captured just weeks before their father’s death.

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“What Brother Verses Brother manages to put on screen is nothing like any film I’ve seen…. A ninety-minute single-take musical that does more to levitate the spirits of the viewer than a hundred Wickeds ever could…. Rarely do I feel privileged to have seen a film, but after watching Brother Verses Brother… I am honored.” - Screen Anarchy

“A gem” - Variety
“Extraordinary” - Awards Buzz
“Mind-blowing” - Reel News Daily
“Daring” - San Francisco Chronicle
“Poignant & powerful” - Elements of Madness
“Unlike anything” - Ebert