Jay and Nathan are two African American brothers in the fight of their lives. In the midst of a 2017 America where the life of a black man is often a topic of conversation they find themselves left with a choice. On the wake of the morning after a friend has been killed by a police officer as the protestors gather in preparation for a march the two brothers try to communicate with each other as to exactly what the issue is. For Jay, the older brother who has had his share of run ins with the police, did some jail time but got out and after the death of his mother found himself the caregiver of his little brother Nathan who is now in college. Jay tries to make Nathan see that his books are an escape from the world around him, as Nathan pleads with Jay to see that though his presence isn’t active now he will be a great help to the community after school. As the conversation intensifies we see both brothers go on a journey of change and understanding of the other’s position. It makes us realize that sometimes in the midst of a battle for our lives the allies change, alliances shift and the beliefs of the men on the battlefield change as well. As both brothers change, switching places, emotions and their stance on the situation they must fight each other to make a difference. Ending in the all familiar- hands in the air- do they life or die? Run away or stay and march? It is in the split second of life’s most difficult decisions that their lives change, forever.
Duo/Duet- Justice
$60.00Price
