'Our Brother James' tells the powerful story of the effects of one youth's suicide. However, it is more than a poignant narrative of personal tragedy; it allows the audience to engage with broader issues involving family, relationships (between boys and their fathers), communication, isolation (geographic and personal), survivors' guilt, resilience and the wellbeing of young people. The overwhelming message is that life is positive and, in this sense, it is an uplifting story.'
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