Brave Like My Brother

by Eric Coble
based on the book by Marc Tyler Nobleman
directed by Curt L. Tofteland

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Cleveland. 1942. Ten-year-old Charlie has always looked up to his older brother, Joe, the very definition of courage: strong, steady, and ready to serve something bigger than himself. But when the draft pulls Joe halfway around the world, both brothers find themselves on new and lonely front lines.

Adaptated from the novel by Marc Tyler Nobelman, Brave Like My Brother celebrates the bonds of brotherhood, the communities that shape who we become, and the quiet resilience it takes to face the unknown.

This uplifting story for family audiences serves as a heartfelt reminder that bravery doesn’t always mean fearlessness, the strongest bonds can't be broken by distance, and anyone can become their own kind of hero.

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