VOICED: South Sudan's first film calls for unity

The video discusses 'The Nation', the first feature film made in South Sudan, which explores the region's history from the civil war to modern times. The film emphasizes the importance of unity, not just politically but also through mixed marriages among different ethnic tribes. It is a collaborative project with Nigeria, leveraging the expertise of the Nigerian film industry and a film school in Juba to develop local talent. Despite its modest production scale compared to Nollywood, the film is poised for success with a DVD release and a sequel in the works.

What is the significance of the film 'Salt of the Earth' in the context of South Sudan?

How does the film address the theme of unity among different ethnic tribes in South Sudan?

What role does the Universal Movie and TV Institute play in the production of the film?

In what ways does the film 'Salt of the Earth' reflect African culture and tradition?

What are the future plans for the film after its release, according to the text?