The creators of the short film "SUKOUN" (Amplified), featuring former London Film Academy Filmmaking Postgrad Diploma student Ammar Galal, are thrilled to announce that the film is now officially Oscar-qualified and racing for a spot on the coveted Oscars shortlist.
This marks a significant milestone in its journey, as the team works to secure their place among the most prestigious names in cinema next month.
Directed and produced by Dina Nasser, with co-production by LFA alumni Ammar Galal (THIRTY TEN FILMS) and Batoul Ibrahim, "SUKOUN" (Amplified) continues to gain recognition for its compelling storytelling and focus on social justice. The film pays tribute to individuals who stand courageously against acts of oppression, aiming to inspire audiences with its powerful narrative.
Ammar Galal, Founder and Executive Creative Producer of THIRTY TEN FILMS, expressed his excitement about the film’s momentum, particularly its resonance with youth audiences.
The film has already garnered accolades, including the Special Mention of the Children’s Jury Generation Kplus Best Short Film and was showcased at the Berlinale International Film Festival earlier this year. Now, as it moves toward the Oscars, "SUKOUN" (Amplified) is poised to captivate even larger audiences with its message of empathy, understanding, and resistance to injustice. You can read more on this here.
As the race to the Oscars intensifies, "SUKOUN" (Amplified) stands as a testament to the transformative power of cinema and the unwavering spirit of its creators.