We Come as Friends
Studium Generale | Movie
The director of Darwin’s Nightmare returns to Africa to paint a picture of contemporary colonialism.
A shocking account of the effects of modern colonialism on South Sudan, where Americans and Chinese are exploiting the land.
While this brand-new country slowly but surely enters war, a procession of foreign investors explore opportunities for exploiting the territory under the pretext of bringing civilization.
The honest stories from Sudanese people at the micro-level combine with encounters with U.N. staff and other ‘benefactors’ to create a shocking impression of modern colonialism and the impact of Western intervention on this part of Africa.
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