Lost Boys of Sudan

Lost Boys of Sudan is a feature-length documentary that follows the lives of Peter Dut and Santino Chuor, two Sudanese refugees. Orphaned during one of Africa's civil wars, they faced tremendous challenges, including lion attacks and militia gunfire, before reaching a refugee camp in Kenya. Their remarkable journey continues as they are chosen to relocate to America, where they experience both safety and the complexities of American suburbia.

The documentary provides a poignant look at the realities faced by refugees and the stark contrast between their past and their new environment. It highlights themes of resilience, adaptation, and the struggles of fitting into a world that is vastly different from what they have known. Lost Boys of Sudan captures an important narrative about survival and the immigrant experience in contemporary society.