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From filmmaker Isaiah Branch-Boyle, The Brotherhood Escort profiles splitboarder and Navy SEAL Josh Jespersen as he reckons with the loss of his fallen comrades. After celebrating their deathdays with a series of trips to the bar, he decides that the only way to commemorate them honorably is through what brought them together in the first place: suffering outdoors. The film follows Jespersen and fellow SEAL Rick Schuler as they traverse the Sangre de Cristo range over 13 days, covering 106 miles and enduring 43,000 feet of elevation change.
