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A scene from 'Sons of Denmark', directed by Ulaa Salim. Courtesy Alibi Communications
A scene from 'Sons of Denmark', directed by Ulaa Salim. Courtesy Alibi Communications
'Sons of Denmark': why the film about neo-Nazism is so important in today’s age
The debut film from Danish-Iraqi director Ulaa Salim details a world where attacks on ethnic minorities are normalised