The New Yorker by Richard Brody
Some of the best talk, and some of the most dedicated collaborations, and some of the warmest friendships that I've seen in a movie in quite a while
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Director
Suhaib Gasmelbari
Cast
Ibrahim Shaddad,
Suliman Mohamed Ibrahim Elnour,
Eltayeb Mahdi,
Manar al Hilo,
Hana Abdelrahman Suliman
Genre
Documentary
Four retired Sudanese filmmakers attempt to restore Sudanese cinema and reopen an abandoned movie theater in Khartoum, which has fallen into disrepair amid decades of censorship, oppression, and negligent bureaucracy. In the attempt to bring the theater back, the men are also able to address political issues and other matters that are usually censored.
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The New Yorker by Richard Brody
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