Goodbye Julia
Synopsis
Haunted by guilt over her role in the death of a Southern man and his young son, a former singer from the North of Sudan seeks redemption by hiring the dead man’s widow as her maid — all while concealing her true identity. Their intricate connection develops amidst the turmoil of Sudan’s final days as a unified country, against a backdrop of violence and systemic racism. In this gripping feature debut — Sudan’s first feature film to be officially showcased at the Cannes Film Festival — director Mohamed Kordofani offers viewers a haunting and deeply layered exploration of guilt, redemption, and the enduring power of human bonds.
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Film Credits
- Amjad Abu Elalala, Mohamed Le Omda, Ali Alarabi
- Mohamed Kordofani
- Eiman Yousif, Siran Riak, Nazar Goma, Ger Duany
- Station Films, Ambient Light
Sponsors
Black Perspectives Program Sponsors
New Directors Program Sponsors
Robert and Penelope Steiner Family Foundation