My Brother Jordan

2020
1h 3m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

785

YOUR RATING

My Brother Jordan is a love letter that chronicles the life and death of Jordan Robinson, told through the eyes of his younger brother, Justin.

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My Brother Jordan is a love letter that chronicles the life and death of Jordan Robinson, told through the eyes of his younger brother, Justin.My Brother Jordan is a love letter that chronicles the life and death of Jordan Robinson, told through the eyes of his younger brother, Justin.My Brother Jordan is a love letter that chronicles the life and death of Jordan Robinson, told through the eyes of his younger brother, Justin.

Director
- Justin Robinson
Writer
- Justin Robinson
Stars
- Jordan Robinson
- Justin Robinson

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IMDb RATING

8.3/10

785

YOUR RATING

Director
- Justin Robinson
Writer
- Justin Robinson
Stars
- Jordan Robinson
- Justin Robinson

46User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

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Justin Robinson

Self

Director
- Justin Robinson
Writer
- Justin Robinson
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10lvrcali

Cannot be described

A beautiful and humble reminder of what humanity is truly about. Engaging, well edited, thoughtful.

10theard33-463-365808

What comes from the heart, goes to the heart

Wide open and raw. A beautiful tribute. This film resonates with anyone who has lost someone special to them.

10austin-taylor-30516

Incredible story of love and heartache.

This film was one of the most heartfelt films I've seen in a very long time. Justin Robinson truly poured every ounce of his heart and creative potential into this project and it shows.

10haleydarnell

Indescribably powerful.

Cannot say enough about the heartache and brilliance of this film. I laughed, I cried, I reflected, and I hoped. It is a labor of love but also a work of art.

It is a filmmaker's job to tell a story well. It is a brother's job to keep a memory alive.

The power of the intersection of these two responsibilities in "My Brother Jordan" is indescribable.

10noahwarnock