What if you took Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, mixed it with a uniquely immigrant experience in Toronto, and built on one of Shakespeare's most famous tragedies? That's what you'll see in A Tribe Called Love, the feature debut of Mohamed Ahmed. The story centers around Farah (Ahmed Ibrahim) in 2009. He's an awkward Somali... Continue Reading →
Image courtesy of TIFF The Gravedigger's Wife is an uplifting family drama that's sure to win over any audience. Guled (Omar Abdi) is a gravedigger devoted to his wife, Nasra (Yasmin Warsame). She suffers from a kidney infection that gets progressively worse, and Guled is desperate to make money for her treatment. They have a... Continue Reading →
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