Brotherhood on Two Wheels
“…more than a film about motorcycles. It’s a story about manhood, connection, and the unspoken bond that comes from finding your tribe. The film explores how brotherhood gives men a place to belong, a code to live by, and a shared journey that’s bigger than themselves."
The Vision
This project was born out of a personal passion for storytelling that goes deeper than visuals. We wanted to capture the essence of freedom, risk, and camaraderie that motorcycles represent, but also explore how these machines become a medium for human connection.
Our goal was to blend cinematic artistry with raw authenticity, creating a piece that speaks to anyone who understands what it means to belong.
The Artists Behind the Idea
Film Crew
Producer
Brian Abraham Films
Director
Brian Contreras
Director of Photography
Alejandro Apodaca
Editor
Brian Contreras
Colorist
Junior Garcia
Drone Operator
Donis Coronel
Roberto Bueno
Sound Engineer
Roberto Bueno
BTS Photography
Nilson Cano
Samantha Castellanos
BTS Videography
Donis Coronel
Passion & Belief
Every single person involved in Brotherhood on Two Wheels volunteered their time, talent, and heart. What started as a small idea quickly became a shared mission. Everyone brought ideas, energy, and a genuine desire to elevate the message behind the film.
We weren’t just a crew; we were a team of creators united by purpose. Every suggestion, every edit, every moment behind the camera. It all came from a place of passion and belief.
This film exists because of them!
The Message
“Brotherhood is more than a bond — it’s a lifeline.”
In a world that’s constantly pushing us toward individualism, we forget how much we need one another. True brotherhood isn’t about ego or competition; it’s about loyalty, integrity, and shared purpose. It’s about standing beside someone, not because you have to, but because you choose to.
The essence of Brotherhood on Two Wheels lies in that simple truth — that connection gives life meaning. The road may be long, unpredictable, and at times isolating, but when you have people who ride with you through the storms, the journey becomes something sacred.
This film isn’t just about men on motorcycles, it’s about humanity. It’s about our collective need to belong, to trust, and to find strength in each other. In an age where digital connections often replace real ones, brotherhood reminds us that presence still matters. That looking someone in the eyes, sharing silence, or offering a hand can heal more than words ever could.
Brotherhood teaches us that no man or person is meant to walk alone. It’s a bond that transcends bloodlines, backgrounds, and beliefs. It’s what keeps us grounded when life tries to pull us apart.
To preserve it is to preserve a piece of what makes us human.