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BROTHERS / BROKEN The Power of Music...The Curse of Scientology - Vimarsana News

BROTHERS / BROKEN The Power of Music...The Curse of Scientology

A hero’s journey tracing two brothers who started the one-hit wonder ‘60s band PEOPLE!, the new full-length documentary, Brothers Broken, spotlights how two boomers compromised their acclaimed music careers to join Scientology, which in turn nearly destroyed their lives. Rock ‘n’ roll brothers Geoff Levin and Robbie Levin suffered almost 50 years of Scientology trauma. Geoff shunned his brother for 28 years because Robbie left scientology.

Splitting from Scientology, San Jose band People! releases new album - Vimarsana News

Splitting from Scientology, San Jose band People! releases new album

Famed '60s rock act People! return with new album -- its first in over half a century -- is the subject of documentary film at Cinequest festival.

'Brothers Broken' tracks tumultuous journey of two brothers torn apart by Scientology - Vimarsana News

'Brothers Broken' tracks tumultuous journey of two brothers torn apart by Scientology

The documentary’s power lies in its exploration of resilience, reconciliation and the enduring strength of family bonds.

How Scientology tore apart two Jewish brothers from San Jose - Vimarsana News

How Scientology tore apart two Jewish brothers from San Jose

The documentary "Brothers Broken" tells the story of the Levin brothers, who grew up in San Jose, played in rock bands in the '60s — didn’t speak for 28 years after one of them left Scientology.

Poor House Bistro reopens in San Jose's Little Italy -- finally! - Vimarsana News

Poor House Bistro reopens in San Jose's Little Italy -- finally!

Fans lined up to enjoy jambalaya and hurricanes as the New Orleans-style restaurant reopened 19 months after it was moved.