Dreamland Film Productions has just released “The Bond (Kaam-Da) Movie” on YouTube, marking a significant milestone as the first-ever South Sudanese film to meet the highest standards.
Masterminded by Director Alma Deng Dhieu, who hails from South Sudan but grew up in Uganda, this cinematic endeavor reveals on the struggles of impoverished families and the exploitation they face at the hands of rich individuals.
Director Alma’s journey in filmmaking began in Uganda, where he kickstarted his career before relocating to the United States to further pursue his passion. Despite his international ventures, Alma remains closely connected to his roots, collaborating with top Ugandan filmmakers to bring his vision to life.
“The Bond” not only proves Alma’s directorial talent but also serves as a platform to raise awareness about societal issues in East Africa. With the majority of filming taking place in Kampala, Uganda, this project shows the interconnectedness of African communities and the power of storytelling to spark change.
Since its official release just two days ago, “The Bond” has garnered significant reception, entertaining yet educating audiences with its narrative and story.
Take a gaze at some of the photos from the movie:
Watch the movie in the link below: