My Brother Jordan

In 'My Brother Jordan', Justin Robinson embarks on an eight-year quest to document the life and legacy of his brother, Jordan, who passed away four years prior. The film is built upon a rich foundation of 102 interviews and over 300 home videotapes, resulting in more than 450 hours of footage. This extensive material helps to create a heartfelt narrative about brotherhood and remembrance.

As a documentary, it appeals to those interested in personal stories and real-life journeys. The film's exploration of familial connections makes it significant for viewers who appreciate authentic storytelling. Collectors of documentary films might find this title particularly compelling due to its in-depth approach and emotional depth.