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DTSTART:20210630T190000Z
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nRehoboth Beach DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Los Hermanos/The Brothers
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DESCRIPTION:“Los Hermanos/The Brothers\,” is a beautiful documentary ab
 out two\nvirtuoso brothers who live in two politically different countries
 .\nIlmar and Aldo López-Gavilán are Afro-Cuban musician brothers\, born\
 nin Havana in the 70’s. At 14\, Ilmar outgrew his island teachers and\nw
 as sent to the USSR to study violin. He never lived in Cuba again\,\nultim
 ately landing as a working chamber violinist in the United\nStates. Younge
 r brother Aldo grew up mentored by Cuba's impressive\njazz and classical p
 ianists\, his extraordinary talent achieving renown\nrecognition on the is
 land\, but stymied elsewhere by the 60-year-old\nU.S. embargo. Though they
  see each other when family finances and visa\nrestrictions allow\, they'v
 e never had a chance to collaborate\nmusically-something they've longed fo
 r all their lives. Tracking their\nparallel lives\, poignant reunion\, and
  momentous first performances\ntogether on stages across the U.S.\, Los He
 rmanos/The Brothers is a\nnuanced\, intensely moving view of nations long 
 estranged\, through the\nlens of music and family. [2020\, USA\, 84 min\, 
 Rated: NR]. “NPR”\nwrites\, “Offers a bright take on the endurance o
 f family despite the\npolicies of the day.”  “The Marin Post” says\
 , “We cannot\noverstate the pleasure and excitement this film provides. 
 It is a\nmust-see.” Venue: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Los Hermanos/The Brothers\,” is a beautif
 ul documentary about two virtuoso brothers who live in two politically dif
 ferent countries. Ilmar and Aldo López-Gavilán are Afro-Cuban musician b
 rothers\, born in Havana in the 70’s. At 14\, Ilmar outgrew his island t
 eachers and was sent to the USSR to study violin. He never lived in Cuba a
 gain\, ultimately landing as a working chamber violinist in the United Sta
 tes. Younger brother Aldo grew up mentored by Cuba's impressive jazz and c
 lassical pianists\, his extraordinary talent achieving renown recognition 
 on the island\, but stymied elsewhere by the 60-year-old U.S. embargo. Tho
 ugh they see each other when family finances and visa restrictions allow\,
  they've never had a chance to collaborate musically-something they've lon
 ged for all their lives. Tracking their parallel lives\, poignant reunion\
 , and momentous first performances together on stages across the U.S.\, Lo
 s Hermanos/The Brothers is a nuanced\, intensely moving view of nations lo
 ng estranged\, through the lens of music and family. [2020\, USA\, 84 min\
 , Rated: NR]. “NPR” writes\, “Offers a bright take on the endurance 
 of family despite the policies of the day.”  “The Marin Post” says\
 , “We cannot overstate the pleasure and excitement this film provides. I
 t is a must-see.” Venue: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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