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Films
found one film
with a digital version available
x
Region
“East Africa”
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Keywords
“Family Kinship”
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Country of production
“United Kingdom”
x
Year of production
“1999”
x
Colour / Black and white
“Colour”
x
films with a digital version
1
x
Region
East Africa
1
x
North America
1
Country
Kenya
1
United States
1
Keywords
Children / Young people
1
Family / Kinship
1
x
Refugees / Displaced populations
1
War / Conflict / Reconciliation
1
Directors
Howes, Arthur
1
Series
Sudan Trilogy
1
Country of production
United Kingdom
1
x
Year of production
1999
1
x
Colour / Black and white
Film
Benjamin and His Brother
1999
87
‘
Directed by
Arthur Howes
.
Years of war and ethnic conflict in the Sudan have created a generation of young men, known as the "Lost Boys", who have spent more years in refugee camps than in their home communities. This intimate film recounts the story of Benjamin and William Deng, brothers joined in the struggle of a seemingly never-ending exile, who are then separated when one is accepted into a United States resettlement program while the other remains in a Kenyan refugee camp.
North America
East Africa
Refugees / Displaced populations
War / Conflict / Reconciliation
Children / Young people
Family / Kinship