Sing My Sister

Drawing on a rich body of ethnographic and musical research, this trilogy takes us on a journey through women’s and girls’ music and dance in three regions of Mozambique. Each musical genre explored represents gendered ideological moments in their country's gradual progress towards women’s and girls’ human rights: traditional songs of work, ritual, and motherhood seen through the eyes of the protagonists bring a female perspective to the challenges faced by women.

We will be joined by one of the directors Karen Boswall and Dionne Draper for a post-screening discussion.

Tickets are available on the Watershed website here.