
2026 • 50m • Documentary
Availability
Available until Oct 30, 2027
Available Worldwide
Language
English
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About the film
ANOTHER BROTHER tells the story of Vietnam veteran Clarence Fitch, an African American veteran and community activist whose life was shaped by the social movements of the 1960s through the 1980s. Produced in 1998 and remastered to 4K in 2026, the film places Clarence’s personal journey within the broader history of racism, the Black civil rights movement, the Vietnam War, drug addiction, and the AIDS crisis. The film honors Clarence while taking a deeply personal look at the roots of his struggles and the forces that shaped his life. Filmmaker Tami Gold drew extensively from the archives of Vietnam Veterans Against the War. The soundtrack features Clarence’s own voice, drawn from an interview conducted by fellow Vietnam veteran William Short. Through intimate interviews with Clarence’s wife, mother, sister, daughter, and best friend, the film offers a deeply personal portrait of a man who grew into a respected and renowned community activist.
Crew
Tami Gold, Caryn Rogoff, Elena Schwolsky, +4 more
Awards & recognition
Newark Museum Film Series
New Jersey Premiere
CINE
Golden Eagle Award
National PBS Broadcast
TV Premiere
Museum of Modern Art
World Premiere
Chicago International Film Festival
Gold Hugo
NYC International Film Festival
World Gold Medal
Prized Pieces International Film Competition
Prized Pieces International Film Competition Community Choice, 1st Place Public
Urban World Film Festival
Official Selection
Denver International Film Festival
Official Selected
Vermont International Film Festival
Official Selection
Columbus International Film Festival
Honorable Mention
Another Brother at Rikers Island
On-going film screenings to inmates at the Rikers Island jail
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