Me and My Brother

Year: 1969

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Frank

Drama

The film blurs documentary and fiction, blurring reality. After years in a New York mental hospital, catatonic Julius Orlovsky relies on his brother Peter. When Julius vanishes during filming, director Frank hires actor Joseph Chaikin to play him. Julius later reappears in an institution, forcing brothers to confront their tense relationship.

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