A special screening of the documentary film Forgotten Kurds was held in Erbil, drawing the attention of officials, artists, and members of the public alike. The event took place at Empire Cinema in Family Mall and was organized by the Erbil Cinema Directorate as part of its winter season cultural program.
The screening was attended by party and government representatives, the Director General of Culture and Arts of Erbil, as well as artists, art enthusiasts, and invited guests. Directed by Mohammed Haji Qadir and produced by Kurdistan Media Network in collaboration with Faili House, Forgotten Kurds sheds light on a painful and often overlooked chapter of Kurdish history, giving voice to stories that have long remained in the shadows.
During the event, the Governor of Erbil praised Kurdistan Media Network and Faili House for producing the documentary, describing it as an important cultural and historical contribution. He also congratulated the director and the technical team, wishing them continued success and encouraging further work that preserves memory and raises awareness through film.
The screening reflected Erbil’s growing role as a center for cultural dialogue, where cinema is used not only for entertainment, but also as a means of remembrance, reflection, and recognition of the Kurdish experience.
