As kids in rural America, Zachary and his older brother Gator loved making parodies of their favorite films, most notably Jean-Claude Van Damme’s karate opus Kickboxer, and the notorious cult film Faces of Death. Then twenty years passed. Estranged from his family, Zack returned to his childhood home to re-create these films, shot for shot, as precisely as possible – but now seen through a twenty-year lens of emotional and physical wear and tear. One brother became an actor, and one self-destructed. Which is which? How different are these lives? Could this story have turned out the other way around? Maybe. And what are these peculiar parallels in Mr. Van Damme’s life, as it unfolded over the same twenty years? An elaborate experiment with the concept of Before-and-After photographs, Your brother. Remember? splices and dices home videos, Hollywood film footage, and live performance, as Zack & Gator step into the ring one last time for a title shot at redemption.

“The way Oberzan uses a personal story as an impetus to call up the human condition so striking makes Your Brother, Remember? A little masterpiece.”
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“(Oberzan) has a powerful stage presence that lifts the performance to a highr level.”
NRC HANDELSBLAD (Netherlands)