No Country Is an Island
On Easter Sunday, April 21st 2019, a coordinated terrorist attack was carried out upon multiple churches and hotels killing 300+ people and injuring over 500. No Country is an Island looks at a group of young Sri Lankans who, coming from different religious backgrounds, are trying to work together to navigate political and ideological tensions that their country suffers as they help the victims of the attacks.
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On Easter Sunday, April 21st 2019, a coordinated terrorist attack was carried out upon multiple churches and hotels killing 300+ people and injuring over 500. No Country is an Island looks at a group of young Sri Lankans who, coming from different religious backgrounds, are trying to work together to navigate political and ideological tensions that their country suffers as they help the victims of the attacks.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Mark Bone, Michael Del Monte
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Escarpment Films, M Films
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