By Sadie Judd
The micro-documentary New Hope for Girls by Dallas Golden, is a whirlwind of positivity and love, centering on what it means to have supportive individuals in our lives. The film was shot on location in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania by a crew from Actuality Abroad.
Through Consoler Eliya’s story, audiences become captivated by her resilience and strength, and how that has led her to impact young girls’ lives in the most meaningful way. Her affection is obvious in the girls’ smiles and songs, bringing about moments of pure joy and prompting reflections on how love in our individual lives has led us to where we are today.
New Hope for Girls is a positively inviting and remarkable film that can leave audiences with a touching hope for the future.
Overall score: 5/5
Sadie Judd is a senior at DePaul University with an editing concentration in the Film and Television department. Aside from editing films, she can be found reading fantasy books, watching comedies or taking a nice stroll.
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