Donovan Brown

My Brotha My Brotha Donovan Brown

My Brotha My Brotha takes a close and intimate look at the rarely celebrated friendship of black men. The story centers around four black men living in Atlanta and the conflicts that they each face in their lives. Terrell Johnson is a 33 year-old successful record producer who owns his own label. He has practically everything he needs and wants: a large home, millions in the bank, and Iona, his beautiful girlfriend. His problem is that he puts his music ahead of everything else in his life. Terrell is grateful for all of his blessings, but he sometimes forgets what's important and starts to take things for granted. There are times when he gets so focused on his career that he unintentionally hurts the people he loves and creates rifts in the relationships that he has established. Eventually, his hard-edged determination to be the number one producer in the country does some seemingly irreparable damage to his relationship with Iona. Lamont Miller is your above-average hard-working black man and single father. He's a probation officer for the juvenile courts and he runs a mentoring program for wayward young boys called Black Men In Training (BMT). Lamont is a man with the utmost convictions and he's always there for his friends. Of course, he has his share of drama as well. Having grown up without a father himself, Lamont has made it his mission to save as many fatherless young brothas as he can. Then one night he gets a phone call from his uncle in Chicago with some unnerving news. His father (who happens to be white) has been trying to get in touch with him. This opens a floodgate of unresolved emotions for Lamont as he wrestles with the decision to face the man who abandoned him and his mother all those years ago. His emotional turmoil is offset by his fledgling relationship with Antonia, a sweet and understanding sistah he meets one night off the Internet. Alfonso 'No relation to Isaac' Hayes is a self-proclaimed master of all he surveys. He's Atlanta's primetime de