Death Metal Angola

Year: 2014

Runtime: 90 min

Language: Portuguese

Director: Jeremy Xido

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Following years of devastating conflict, Angola struggles to rebuild. Amidst the challenges, a surprising path to healing is found when 55 orphaned children discover solace in the intense sounds of death metal music. A musician and his partner provide care for the young survivors, and the powerful rhythms become a cathartic outlet, helping them confront and process the trauma of war.

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