A Cinematic Musical
Two worlds.
Next door.
A new movie musical about two neighbor families — one American, one a Mexican immigrant seeking asylum — discovering what it means to truly love thy neighbor as thyself. In theaters October 2, 2026.
What does it mean to love thy neighbor as thyself?
Introducing: Brotherhood
A cinematic musical, already in motion.
An Emmy-winning lead, a voice behind 250 million views, seventeen original songs, and a story the press is already watching.
Written and composed by Ross Boothe — led by the single “Two Worlds Next Door.”
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The film
As immigrant families across the U.S. face uncertainty and fear, BROTHERHOOD issues a call to reconsider the message of a beloved patriotic anthem — “crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea.”
It tells the story of two next-door neighbors: Jon, a white U.S. citizen, and Fabián, a Mexican immigrant stuck in a decade-long holding pattern awaiting his asylum application. As the two men and their families navigate 2025–26, they awaken to a deeper sense of what it means to be American, and to love thy neighbor as thyself. An emotionally powerful, music-driven experience, the film invites audiences to question what America means to them, and how their beliefs drive their actions.
Ways to get involved.
However this story reaches you, there's a door with your name on it.
Bring your church, school, or organization to a screening — and host a conversation that lasts past the credits.
Explore groupsSpread the word where you live. Get early assets, exclusive drops, and a hand in how this film finds its people.
Join the street teamIndependent film runs on belief. Help us put Brotherhood on screens across the country.
Support the filmA live tour is in the works — concerts, screenings, and conversations city to city. Dates announced soon.
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