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Mustafa Shehata in "You Will Die at Twenty." (Courtesy Film Movement) One of the few upsides to area arthouses going virtual is that bookings are no longer dictated by the requirements of a physical space. I’m not sure that in normal times “You Will Die at Twenty” could pull enough patrons to warrant a regular engagement on the Brattle’s single screen. But online screenings allow for multiple, more adventurous options, so thanks to the Brattlite we’ve got a chance to check out this remarkable debut film from writer-director Amjad Abu Alala, Sudan’s first-ever submission to the Aca...

Monday, 25 January, 2021 - 06:00 A shot from “You Will Die at Twenty” New York - Devika Girish In his debut feature, Amjad Abu Alala deepens a fable-like premise into a lyrical confrontation with the certitudes of faith and the life-giving powers of doubt. A folk tale turns existential in “You Will Die at Twenty,” the rapturous debut feature by the Sudanese filmmaker Amjad Abu Alala. In a sun-dappled village by the Nile, a holy sheikh tells Sakina (Islam Mubarak) that her newborn son, Muzamil, will live only two decades...

‘You Will Die at Twenty’ Review: Death, and Life, on the Nile In his debut feature, Amjad Abu Alala deepens a fable-like premise into a lyrical confrontation with the certitudes of faith and the life-giving powers of doubt. Islam Mubarak in “You Will Die at Twenty.”Credit...Film Movement By Devika Girish NYT Critic's Pick Drama When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. A folk tale turns existential in “You Will Die at Twenty,” the rapturous debut feature by the Sudanese filmmaker Amjad Abu Alala. In...