On the graduation day, the young man who wore the gown for his mother

Interview with Ephrem, an Addis Ababa University graduate who in an exceptional way perceived his mother for the atonements she made.

The graduated class student from Addis Ababa University conveyed the gathering to tears. The last day of June according to the Ethiopian timetable has various implications. Notwithstanding different things, school is over for the year, most associations and establishments close their books, another spending plan year starts, and summer is in full stream. Regardless, no one could have guessed that it would be a striking day when an everlasting blend of communicated word and music would make its presentation in an Ethiopian theater.

The Azmach Poetry Concert was reserved to start at 12:00 area time, but even before that time, an immense number of people collected outer Alem Cinema, restless to see what a refrain show was like.

People held up in line outside the theater, experiencing the rehashing opening between the designs where the line had grown longer as they contemplated what was inside. The film's curtains were drawn, giving a particular nature of mystery as people entered the entrance.