Difret

Difret
Difret

Film Details

Year

2014

Duration

99 minutes

Genres

Based on a true story, Drama

Language

Amharic (English subtitles)

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Synopsis

Based on a true story, this powerful drama tackles the practice in parts of Ethiopia of abduction into marriage. Hirut is a bright 14 year-old on her way home from school when she is kidnapped by a would-be husband. Attempting to escape, she mortally wounds the man and finds herself facing the harshest of punishments. A female lawyer takes on her case, but they have to overcome the views of the local community as well as the law. Told with engrossing passion, the film is a complex insight into an archaic patriarchal culture, but always keeps its story and characters grounded in empathy and respect.

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12 Classification

Contains moderate threat and a sexual violence theme.

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