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Comments on paragraph about The Art of Sin in Cinema of Sudan
Hello @Abdo2905:, I found this article and the film it describes very interesting. It certainly merits being included in the article Cinema of Sudan, as you have done. I just added two sources to that mention and wrote about the film's premiere in Norway and the UK, as well as about it not having been shown in Sudan. - As you might imagine, a film like this can unfortunately only be shown in a very confidential setting or watched privately in Sudan. - Just one more comment, as you write "he came out on Facebook as the first openly gay man from Sudan" ... Can anyone really be sure that something happened "for the first time"? - IMO, this can't be proven, unless you have a reliable source that says this and you can quote from it. ("XYZ said that he ... as the first ...") - As the film tells, there are, of course, some LGBT+ people in Sudan, and nobody can know if and how they talked about this.
It also seems you are already working on an article about Ibrahim Mursal that I am looking forward to read. Regards, Munfarid1 (talk) 16:59, 22 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]