Three children from the Patongo displacement camp prepare to perform at the National Music and Dance Festival in northern Uganda.
“The war stole everything, except their music.”
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Three children from the Patongo displacement camp prepare to perform at the National Music and Dance Festival in northern Uganda.
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In the Patongo displacement camp in northern Uganda, children prepare for the National Music and Dance Festival. Among them are Joshua Kyallo and Kitara Coldwell, who face the ongoing impact of the Lord's Resistance Army. As they rehearse, the documentary captures their struggles and the role of cultural expression in their lives. Music and dance become avenues for healing and unity, reflecting the community's spirit amid the challenges of war. Directed by Sean Fine, the film runs for 105 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See children from Patongo camp compete in a national festival.
- Meet Joshua Kyallo and other members of the Acholi Tribe.
- Find out how music aids healing in war-torn Uganda.
Did You Know
- The film features children from the Patongo displacement camp in Uganda.
- Director Sean Fine captures the stories of young performers like Joshua Kyallo.
- The documentary has a runtime of 105 minutes and was released in 2007.
- The tagline of the film is 'The war stole everything, except their music.'
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What is the main event the children prepare for in War Dance?
The children prepare to compete in the National Music and Dance Festival.
Who directed the documentary War Dance?
War Dance was directed by Sean Fine.
What is the duration of the documentary War Dance?
The duration of War Dance is 105 minutes.
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