My Brother's Keeper Movie -PTSD, Faith, and Family

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About My Brother’s Keeper Movie

Trigger warning: suicide, suicidal ideation

MY BROTHER’S KEEPER shares the story of returning war veteran SFC Travis Fox who has one more battle to fight – PTSD. Fox and his best friend SFC Ron “Preach” Pearcy are in their 6th combat deployment when Preach and his entire Ranger platoon are killed in a deadly improvised explosive device attack. Travis returns to his hometown to settle the affairs of his parents who had passed away years before. In searching for answers about his parents, he also discovers a new obstacle in PTSD. He finds support from church counselor, Tiffany Robertson and slowly begins to rediscover his faith in God, until he discovers a secret. Travis uncovers a secret hidden by his best friend Donnie Berry that threatens his new-found faith, restores his guilt, and causes him to consider the unthinkable.

MY BROTHER’S KEEPER was directed by Kevan Otto (A QUESTION OF FAITH, FORGIVEN) and written by US Army Veteran Ty Manns (A QUESTION OF FAITH, THE 5TH QUARTER). The film stars TC Stallings (WAR ROOM, A QUESTION OF FAITH), Joey Lawrence (Melissa & Joey, Blossom, Ha-waii Five-0), Robert Ri’chard (COACH CARTER, Empire), and Keshia Knight Pulliam (The Cosby Show).

As an 80s kid, I was drawn to this film that stars Joey Lawrence and Keshia Knight Pulliam. They both were favorite actors of mine when I was a kid. This faith-based movie is exactly the story I love to watch and share with you all. Faith-based movies continue to get better and better and this one I highly recommend. Written/produced by a veteran and father of active duty sons, My Brother’s Keeper is a movie you want to see this Spring.