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Songs My Brothers Taught Me (2015)

  • 98 min
  • Drama
  • imdb logo 7.0/10 (3848 votes)

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Plot

Set against the backdrop of Pine Ridge, an unassuming reservation town, "Songs My Brothers Taught Me" unravels the compelling tale of Johnny, a young native man caught in a vortex of familial bonds and personal aspirations. His world is a tapestry of gritty realities - a mother embedded in her indigenous roots, a brother confined within prison walls, and a young sister, Jasuana, who looks up to him with naive eyes. In the shadow of an absentee father, Johnny finds himself the reluctant torchbearer of paternal responsibilities, nurturing Jasuana amidst the hardships of reservation life. His high school sweetheart, on the cusp of charting a new course in Los Angeles for college, extends a tempting invitation to a life beyond Pine Ridge's oppressive confines. Torn between his home's binding ties and the lure of an unexplored horizon, Johnny stands on the precipice of a life-altering decision. The movie paints a vivid portrait of his internal struggles, unraveling the layers of love, loss, and the haunting melodies of life lessons that echo in the songs his brothers taught him. Through this captivating narrative, the film explores Johnny's journey towards self-discovery, weaving a poignant tale of resilience, identity, and the unbreakable bonds of family. This well-directed film promises to leave viewers contemplating the power of love and the weight of choices that shape our lives.

Where to watch Songs My Brothers Taught Me?

Songs My Brothers Taught Me is a drama movie featuring Irene Bedard and directed by Chloé Zhao.

Songs My Brothers Taught Me is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Kanopy and it's also available on DIRECTV and Paramount Plus Apple TV Channel .

It is also possible to buy Songs My Brothers Taught Me on Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, Kino Now, Vudu and YouTube.