Brothers

Year: 1977

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Arthur Barron

Drama

He is a black inmate in a white‑run prison; she is a prominent, radical black professor. Their forbidden love stunned the country. The film retells the real‑life romance between activist Angela Davis and Black Panther prisoner George Jackson, who was killed during the disastrous 1971 prison escape attempt.

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