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- Language
- German
- Studio
- SunRise Films (BJ)
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My Father's Kora (La kora de mon père) is a German-language documentary from SunRise Films, following Souleymane, an Afro-German trans man who travels from Berlin to Dakar to repair his father's kora. It releases on 9 August 2026.
Key features
- ·German-language documentary
- ·Berlin-to-Dakar narrative journey
- ·Produced by SunRise Films
- ·Themes of identity, heritage, and faith
- ·Afro-German trans protagonist
- ·Release date: 9 August 2026
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When and where does My Father's Kora release?
My Father's Kora is scheduled for release on 9 August 2026. Specific theatrical or streaming platform details have not yet been announced.
Where can I watch My Father's Kora online?
No streaming platform has been confirmed for My Father's Kora at this time. Distribution details are expected to be announced closer to the August 2026 release date.
Who made My Father's Kora?
My Father's Kora is produced by SunRise Films. No director name is included in the currently available data.
What is My Father's Kora about?
The film follows Souleymane, an Afro-German trans man, who travels from Berlin to Dakar to repair his father's kora, a West African stringed instrument. The journey serves as a personal search for harmony between body, sewing, ocean, heritage, and faith.
What genre is My Father's Kora?
My Father's Kora is a documentary. It engages with themes of identity, cultural heritage, and personal transformation through a specific physical and geographic journey.
About this release
My Father's Kora, also known by its French title La kora de mon père, is a documentary produced by SunRise Films. It is scheduled for release on 9 August 2026. The film follows Souleymane, an Afro-German trans man, on a journey from Berlin to Dakar undertaken to repair his late or absent father's kora — a West African stringed instrument. The trip becomes a broader reckoning with body, heritage, faith, and identity, structured around the physical act of repairing the instrument and the personal process of reconstruction it mirrors.
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