Death Metal Angola

The documentary follows Wilker Flores, a death metal guitarist, and Sonia Ferreira, who runs an orphanage in Huambo, Angola. After decades of conflict, they use music to aid in healing and recovery, aiming to unite diverse members of the Angolan hardcore scene. The film captures their journey against the backdrop of the war's devastation, highlighting the resilience and hope within the community.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, Death Metal Angola provides a unique perspective on the transformative power of music in a society emerging from turmoil. The film not only documents the struggles and successes of staging a national concert but also delves into the personal stories of those involved, showcasing the cultural significance of death metal in Angola's recovery process.