Sun 23 March 2025

Oxfam Novib: Q&A with director Hind Meddeb, activist Ahmed Muzamil and Suying Lai (Oxfam Novib)

After the screening of Sudan, Remember Us, there will be a talk with Hind Meddeb, director of Sudan, Remember Us, Ahmed Muzamil, activist and Suying Lai, head of the humanitarian team at Oxfam Novib. Moderation by Ama van Dantzig.

This screening is in collaboration with Oxfam Novib.

Citizen of both sides of the Mediterranean, Hind Meddeb represents people and territories in their complexity. She alone holds the camera which creates an intimacy with the characters. She reveals historic events through individual paths. Between 2011 and 2013, she directed TUNISIA CLASH and ELECTRO CHAABI, two feature documentaries on musical creation as a revolutionary act. Her film, PARIS STALINGRAD was selected in numerous festivals including Cinéma du Réel, TIFF, PSIFF, CPH:DOX. It was theatrically released in France in May 2021. Her new film Sudan, remember us, is doing its world’s premier in Venice Mostra and its North American premiere in TIFF. It received an audience award in Doha and in Belgium, the cinema critic award in Carcassonne and the best female director award in Fipadoc and the special mention of the Jury in DOC NYC.

Ahmed Muzamil is one of the activists in Sudan Remember Us. He is part of the movement against the regime of Sudan. The young activists come together and make art as way of protest. When the uprising is violently beaten down, many of their friends are murdered by the military. Muzamil immortalizes them in his murals.  

Language: English

Sudan, Remember Us

Hind Meddeb, 76 minutes
Activist Lens Subtitles EN
A movement led by young Sudanese activists, artists and street poets resists military rule with hope and creativity. Followed over a period of four years after the removal of dictator Omar al-Bashir, their belief in a better future is unshakable, despite the country descending into repression and civil war. ‘If you giv...

Speakers

Hind Meddeb

director
Misan Harriman

Ahmed Muzamil

activist

Ama van Dantzig

moderator

Suying Lai

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