The School of Media & Mass Communication (SMC), Beaconhouse National University, hosted a compelling screening of KIDS FIGHT, bringing students and faculty from across disciplines together for an engaging afternoon of documentary storytelling, meaningful dialogue, and cinematic exploration, celebrating the power of film to connect diverse perspectives and experiences.
The session began with remarks from Producer Izermai Munim Durrani, who introduced the film and provided context for its narrative. The screening was attended by students and faculty members from across BNU, including Professor Dr. Bushra Hameed ur Rehman, Dean, School of Media & Mass Communication, creating a vibrant cross-disciplinary environment for engagement and discussion.
The screening concluded with an insightful Q&A featuring Director Sarah Tareen, Producer Izermai Munim Durrani, and Editor Abubakar. The discussion offered students an opportunity to explore the film’s creative development, production process, editorial choices, and the human stories underpinning KIDS FIGHT, reinforcing SMC’s commitment to experiential learning and meaningful engagement with contemporary documentary practice.
