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One hundred years ago, on a dark night in Ontario’s Kawartha Lakes, lives were changed forever.

On July 20th, 1926, a group of young men and their camp leaders set out on the water in their war canoe — and were swallowed by a storm that would test the very limits of human courage, sacrifice, and camaraderie.

Brotherhood returns to the big screen for a special 100th anniversary screening. A Canadian Screen Award-winning drama directed by Richard Bell and starring Brendan Fehr, Brendan Fletcher, Jake Manley, Spencer MacPherson, Gage Munroe and Dylan Everett — this is filmmaking that doesn’t just tell history. It puts you in the water with them.

“(Brotherhood) tells the true story of an ill-fated camping trip at Balsam Lake in Canada on July 20, 1926. …imparts life lessons about leadership, respect, teamwork, and survival, Robert Butcher (Brendan Fehr) is leading a group of fatherless boys—all members of St. Andrew’s Anglican church—to Long Point Camp…” -SF Bay Times