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The Trace of the Butterfly + Q&A at HOME Manchester, Manchester, 13 October 2018, from £5 - Book now
It’s 9 October 2011: armed security forces attack Coptic Christians peacefully demonstrating, resulting in 27 deaths. Mina Danial, one of the victims, becomes an icon of the revolution. In the film, Mina’s sister Mary is accompanied by the director on a journey through Egypt’s revolution.
This screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Amal Ramsis, chaired by Dr Sara Salem, London School of Economics.
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