In her latest feature film, international award-winning Afghan director Roya Sadat tells the story of Afghanistan immediately before the coup d'état in 1978 through the fate of two women. Suraya and Sima share a deep friendship and a common love of Afghan music that transcends all political differences. Sima allies herself with a young Muslim association, while Suraya fights for justice as chairwoman of the Communist Party's women's organization.
Sima's Song tells us a lot about the progressive 1970s, when women were part of public and professional life and their everyday lives were modern. A hope-giving film in view of the desolate situation for women and FLINTAS* in Afghanistan today.
The film will be shown in the original version with English subtitles.
Free admission.
Understanding, openness and coming into contact with people of different nationalities and origins are the motives for the film series Kino Weltsichten. People with and without an international history, women with refugee experience, their families and anyone interested in excellent, often rarely shown international films directed by women are cordially invited.
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