The most famous choreographer from Busan, Kim Nam Jin, rebels against the world with tense movements. Kim sheds lights on something often pushed to the shadows: disability and shame. 
 


This is the story of a family of disabled person. This work describes their pain, love and their life suffering from stereotype, prejudice, and discrimination.
The duet dance of a healthy old brother and his disabled little brother, along with singing by live group/band, Geomungo, sets <Brother> apart.
 
This work won the grand prize at Russian Proteatr Festival 2012 and was performed at many festivals overseas in places such as Hong Kong, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and France.
 

Synopsis

My only loving baby brother Sung Gook is disabled. Ever since we were infants, we were very close, making us not only brothers but also best friends. However, one day I realized that every time we went outside together, people would look at us strangely. After a while, I found out that it was because of Sung Gook. From then on, I was ashamed to be known as his brother, and every time I looked at him, I became furious. Soon with the disappointment in myself and feeling pity towards my brother, my behavior turned violent and I started hitting and abusing him.
Even then, my little brother never once looked at me with resentment or screamed……
The days when I didn’t know much……
I can’t imagine all the pain and scars that I might have caused him.
Now older and mature, I look at him……
Still with the pure innocent eyes, my baby brother Sung Gook looks to me…… depending on me……
I now talk about my only loving baby brother.