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Saturday, June 14
1:00pm
$13 /General Admission
$10 /Students, Seniors, & FACETS Members
$65 /All-Access Pass
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With its World Premiere at Sundance and Chicago Premiere at ADIFF, Brides (2025) tells the coming-of-age story of two Muslim teenage girls in the UK, Muna and Doe, who, facing racism and bullying, are lured by social media promises of a better life in Syria as ISIS brides.
The film delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the challenges of navigating adolescence as minorities in British society, where they experience “pervasive minoritization and othering.” Critics at Sundance highlighted the “star-making performances” of the two young leads and described the film as a “heartbreaking feature debut”.
Screened in English, Turkish with English subtitles.
Directed by Nadia Fall, 2025, 93 minutes, UK, Drama
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