Very compelling portrayal of the courageous Kurdish women fighters, and what they had been through at the hands of ISIS, their determination and fighting prowess against a ruthless enemy.
Mature 15+
Suitable for mature persons 15 years and over.
NOTE: Strong themes
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Very compelling portrayal of the courageous Kurdish women fighters, and what they had been through at the hands of ISIS, their determination and fighting prowess against a ruthless enemy.
Good movie – and highlights why ISIS needs to be defeated
Girls of the Sun
Lawyer-turned-freedom fighter Bahar (Golshifteh Farahani) prepares to
liberate her
Kurdistan village and free her son taken hostage by extremists. French
journalist Mathilde (Emmanuelle Bercot), herself traumatised by the recent death
of her husband in Libya, arrives to cover the story of Bahar and her Kurdish
army known as “Girls of the Sun”.
During her time spent embedded within the ranks of this all-female unit of former ISIS captives, Mathilde faces her own inner demons and finds strength through adversity. Girls of the Sun is an incendiary and unashamedly emotional film that pays respect to largely unacknowledged Kurdish female warriors who have played a monumental role in the fight against Isis.
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