In Sheridan O'Donnell's profoundly human feature directorial debut, two estranged brothers drive across the American West, attempting to reconcile the traumas of the past. Younger brother Jake desperately hopes to forge a bond with his big brother, Pete.

Pete has just attempted suicide - again. His concerned parents (Polly Draper and Academy Award® Winner JK Simmons) have recruited Jake to drive his older brother home for a good old "family intervention".

To say that these two brothers are estranged is a huge understatement. While Jake is quiet and responsible, Pete is a free spirit battling countless internal demons.

Inspired by situations in O'Donnell's own life, LITTLE BROTHER is a beautiful film that - while filled with heart and humour - never takes its subject matter lightly. When it comes to matters of mental health, addiction, depression, or suicide...there are no easy answers - a fact of which LITTLE BROTHER is keenly aware.

Content Warning: themes of suicide.