"Brides," which premiered Friday at the Sundance Film Festival, depicts British teenagers venturing to become ISIS brides in a dramatic tale that avoids preaching.

Sundance: Ebada Hassan and Safiyya Ingar star in Nadia Fall's prickly drama as a pair of besties who seek a new life without realizing what it actually entails.

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An curved arrow pointing right. Two Syrian women worked with the Swedish news organization Expressen to secretly film what life is like in Raqqa, the Syrian city ISIS has claimed as its capital.

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Advertisement The film reflects a real-life phenomenon where ISIS recruits Muslim women to join them as their brides. To depict young people making such a drastic choice requires empathy for their ...