Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical(2026)

Name: Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical
Director: Ross Boothe
Genre: Drama, Family, Musical
Released: Oct 9, 2026
Cast: Mauricio Martínez, Casey Elliott, Gabriela Bañuelos, Charlotte Hemmings

Atlas Distribution Company

2h 2m

Release Date: Oct 9, 2026

"Brotherhood" tells the story of two next-door neighbors: Jon, a white US citizen, and Fabián, a Mexican immigrant who learn what it means to be American and to love your neighbor.

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Release Details

Original Release | Oct 9, 2026 | Limited | Opens in 09days

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Director & Top Cast

Ross Boothe
Director

Mauricio Martínez
Fabián

Casey Elliott
Jon

Gabriela Bañuelos
Nubia

Charlotte Hemmings
Cami

Technical Specifications

Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1

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Country of Origin: United States

Language: English,Spanish

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As immigrant families across the United States face uncertainty and fear, and as America grapples amid a sea of misinformation, Brotherhood issues a call to every American to re-consider the message of one of our most beloved patriotic anthems: "And crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea" Brotherhood tells the story of two next-door neighbors: Jon, a white US citizen, and Fabián, a Mexican immigrant stuck in more than a decade-long holding pattern awaiting progress of his US asylum application. The plot follows the experiences of the two men and their families as they navigate the difficulties of 2025-2026 and are awakened to a deeper sense of what it means to be American and to love your neighbor. The project is intended as an agent of self-reflection, inviting audiences, through an emotionally powerful, music-driven experience, to question what America means to them and how their beliefs drive their actions. — Daren Smith Jon is a lifelong US citizen. His neighbor, Fabián, is a Mexican immigrant who has been waiting more than a decade for progress on his US asylum application. As the two men and their families navigate a divided 2026 America, they are awakened to a new sense of their shared humanity and what it really means to love your neighbor. — Darren Smith