Our Brothers

About This Movie

Our Brothers dives deep into the tragic tale of Malik Oussekine, who became a symbol of police brutality during the protests in ’86. The film unfolds with a somber, reflective tone, capturing the tension of those turbulent times. The pacing is deliberate, almost methodical, which allows the gravity of Malik’s story to settle with the audience. The performances are strikingly raw, portraying the fear and anger felt by students facing an oppressive regime. It’s a poignant exploration of youth activism and the cost of resistance, highlighting the stark reality of systemic violence. It's not flashy, but its atmosphere lingers, reflecting a significant chapter in history that's not often discussed.

Reflects real historical eventsStrong focus on character-driven narrativeHighlights youth activism and systemic issues