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Funds can be donated to Palestine and Sudan, which go towards the Donegal Short Documentary Bursary to enable a Donegal-based film-maker to make a new film on a justice-related issue
The Concern Worldwide-funded Film Club, in partnership with the Disappear Here Film Festival, will pop up at the Rathmullan Film Festival this Sunday.
"Join us from 2pm to see the multi-award-winning film, Khartoum, about Sudan, and A Day in the Tent, about Palestine," Change Makers Donegal posted. "Meet Thoiba Ahmed from Sudan and Fadl Mustapha from Palestine in the post-film discussion.
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"Donate funds to Palestine and Sudan, as well as supporting our Film Club proceeds, which go towards the Donegal Short Documentary Bursary, which enables a Donegal-based film-maker to make a new film on a justice-related issue.
"There are lots of other nice events happening at the Rathmullan Festival over the weekend, too include a showcase of Donegal films featuring work by Buncrana's Jessica Buchanan and the film Galar about the MICA/defective concrete blocks injustice. Looking forward to seeing you in seaside Rathmullan."
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