Monday, Dec. 01, 7:00pm

KHARTOUM – Montreal premiere with director

H-110 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest Montréal Québec Canada
Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest
Montréal Québec Canada
Still from Khartoum showing a tree in the Sudanese landscape, symbolizing resilience amid displacement and civil unrest.
 
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Join us for the Montreal Premiere of KHARTOUM and SABREN followed by a discussion with director.

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Still from Khartoum showing a tree in the Sudanese landscape, symbolizing resilience amid displacement and civil unrest.
Still from Khartoum, a contemplative film following five citizens of Sudan as they share their stories of civil unrest, the military coup, and their search for safety in neighboring countries.
Khartoum
Brahim Snoopy, Rawia Alhag , Anas Saeed, Timeea Mohamed Ahmed & Philip Cox  ·  2025  ·  1h20m
Khartoum
Brahim Snoopy, Rawia Alhag , Anas Saeed, Timeea Mohamed Ahmed & Philip Cox  ·  2025  ·  1h20m

Five Sudanese citizens recount their lives using experimental green screen techniques to capture a period of crisis and resilience.

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Still from Sabren — a powerful depiction of Sudanese protest movements following the October 2021 coup, capturing resilience and defiance amid unrest.
Film still from Sabren, a fierce frontline portrayal of protest movements that erupted across Sudan after the October 2021 coup, documenting courage, loss, and collective resistance.
Sabren
Eythar Gubara  ·  2025  ·  15m
Sabren
Eythar Gubara  ·  2025  ·  15m

A fierce frontline depiction of protest movements in the aftermath of Sudan’s October 2021 coup.

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Mon., Dec. 01, 7:00 pm

KHARTOUM – Montreal premiere with director

Venue
H-110 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest Montréal Québec Canada
Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest
Montréal Québec Canada
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    By donation (suggested: $5-$10)

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