About
We Refuse to Be Broken is an evening of film and conversation about Sudan at Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam on Wednesday 4 November 2026 at 20:00. It includes the documentary 10 Times 74 by Hassan Kamil and a panel discussion.
What to expect
For over three years, Sudan has been affected by conflict, and personal stories receive less international attention.
The evening includes the documentary 10 Times 74 by Sudanese photographer and filmmaker Hassan Kamil and a panel discussion.
- Stories go beyond fear and suffering
- Focus on strength and community
- Panel discussion is part of the evening
- Panel discusses local narratives in depicting Sudan
- Stories from Sudanese Red Crescent volunteers
- Teachers and community members also share stories
- Look beyond headlines and see Sudan through people
- One of the world's largest humanitarian crises
Questions
When does We Refuse to Be Broken start and end?
We Refuse to Be Broken runs Wednesday, 4 November 2026, 20:00.
Where is We Refuse to Be Broken?
We Refuse to Be Broken takes place at Pakhuis de Zwijger, Piet Heinkade 179, Amsterdam.
How much are tickets for We Refuse to Be Broken?
We Refuse to Be Broken is free to enter.
How can I book?
Book online via the registration link:
What can I expect?
The evening includes the documentary 10 Times 74 by Sudanese photographer and filmmaker Hassan Kamil.
A panel discussion is part of the evening.
The panel explores local narratives in the depiction of Sudan.
After the screening, the conversation explores human-centered storytelling and why perspective matters.
It also looks at what becomes possible when people tell their own stories.
What stories does the documentary share?
The documentary 10 Times 74 shows Hassan Kamil's homeland through the people he meets.
Stories go beyond fear and suffering.
They focus on strength and community.
They include people navigating daily life, supporting their communities, caring for loved ones, and holding on to hope.
It also includes stories from Sudanese Red Crescent volunteers, teachers, community members, and others living through the crisis.
Arabic and Moroccan events
Getting there
Pakhuis de Zwijger, Piet Heinkade 179, 1019 HC Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, NL
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