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Deep Dive: Sudan, Remember Us (2025)

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Sudan, Remember Us
Sudan, Remember Us is a documentary that depicts the aftermath of the Sudanese revolution, focusing on the events following the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir in 2019 and the military coup in 2021. The film captures the experiences of young Sudanese activists, particularly women, who played a significant role in the uprising. It features a mix of traditional documentary techniques and found footage, including smartphone videos, to convey the urgency and emotion of the protests. Filming began in 2019 in Khartoum and continued until the onset of the civil war in April 2023. The documentary incorporates Sudanese political murals, slogans, poetry, music, and rap lyrics, reflecting the cultural landscape of the revolution. The film includes scenes of young people singing the patriotic song “Land of Goodness” during a boat ride on the Nile, emphasizing their connection to the movement and their hopes for the future.

Why Watch

  • •See young Sudanese activists in action during the revolution.
  • •Find out how art and music reflect the spirit of protest.
  • •Meet the filmmakers capturing untold stories of courage.

Did You Know

•The film premiered at the Venice International Film Festival on 30 August 2024.
•Filming started in 2019 and covered events until April 2023.
•The documentary received a 100% positive rating from 22 critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
•The film features young and often female protesters as key subjects.
•It was shown in the Official Selection at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2024.

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Sudanese historyActivism and protestsDocumentary filmmaking