At long last we are happy to share LOS HERMANOS/THE BROTHERS, a joyous story of family, music, and what can happen when borders can be crossed with audiences across the U.S. Watch this November 9-19th via the DocNYC film festival.

Trailer and ticket info is here: http://bit.ly/DOCNYC-LHTB-tix

Moonrise over our September premiere at the Greenville Drive-in at the Woodstock Film Festival.

In September we premiered at a drive-in at Woodstock Film Festival—our only live viewing so far given the odd times we are in—and brought home the Best Documentary Award. A nice way to launch. And we've been getting some lovely reviews.

"Expertly crafted and beautifully paced, like a great piece of music."
—Joshua Bell / violinist
“The compelling story of a family disrupted by geopolitics.”
—Boston Globe
“A remarkable film about a family ensnared in geopolitics.”
—San Francisco Chronicle.
"A purely celebratory film that at the same time biopsies political expedience and nationalism; a film about love — for family, for art, for country — that is deeply layered with injustice as well as resilience."
—Woodstock Film Festival Jury
“A deep eye-opener that elicits empathy and gratitude.”
— John Santos/ Latin Jazz Musician

Our first virtual screening, with surprise guests Joshua Bell and Larissa Martinez.

As we move toward our PBS broadcast next fall we are working with educators and music venues to make the film available virtually, while live performances are on hold. We welcome your thoughts, ideas, and introductions, and hope to be back with news of a theatrical release (virtual or otherwise) before next spring.

Write us at info@patchworksfilms.net or follow us on social media @hermanosbrothersfilm.info.

And for a preview of our fabulous soundtrack, check out: