A Tribe Called Love

Was in its prime pre time skip

momerfish

Lame. You cannot call this a Somali story when the majority of the cast is not Somali. Men continue to disappoint by not doing the legwork, and the director and team are no better than the white filmmakers who extract our stories and assume any Black person will do. I…

Warda Rose

I had the honour of hosting the Q&A with the Director at this special advance screening, and watching the film with a primarily Somali audience in Edmonton made the experience incredibly moving. Hearing the laughter, the gasps, and the collective reactions in the room…

Rhia Aden

There is much to admire in A Tribe Called Love, the debut feature from director Mohamed Ahmed. A distinctly Canadian story told through a Somali lens, the film follows two Somali youths in Toronto who fall in love across rival tribes. Much of the cast consists of first-time…

Martin Angeles

Really liked how they highlighted issues like tribalism and gang influence within the culture without glorifying it. Great watch!

elafei

A funny, moving, and tragic Somali-Canadian Toronto love story that does an amazing job breaking cultural ground. A stellar debut for Mohamed Ahmed.

DADDYPARTY

very sweet first feature  a bit unbalanced at times (especially in the second half) and suffered a bit from some stiff acting (finding out many non-actors were cast during Q&A made a lot of sense) but i enjoyed the storytelling. that one shot with the bullet hole through…

SPF18 stan

CISF connect cohort screening at Metro Cinema. Followed by Q&A with the director Mohamed Ahmed and RHIA ADEN

Baljit Lewis

Screening April 26 & 28 Get tickets here: https://www.bytowne.ca/movies/a-tribe-called-love/

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