Public Film Screening: Sudan, Remember Us
About This Event
Hind Meddeb’s film “Sudan, Remember Us,” is a powerful portrait of the peaceful Sudanese protests that preceded the downfall of Omar al-Bashir’s three-decade rule. The film follows the protesters, many of whom were young women, at the front lines of an uprising that confronted a corrupted army and paramilitary militias responsible for brutal war crimes. Through chants, poems, and art, they built a movement that helped topple a regime. Blending intimate storytelling with sweeping political urgency, “Sudan, Remember Us” captures the uneven struggle between the fire of militias and the unbreakable voices of the people.
On Nov. 5, the Women’s Rights, Human Rights, and Refugees Program will host a public screening of the film “Sudan, Remember Us.” Before the showing, welcome remarks will be presented to frame the topic.
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