Lusophone Film Fest of Nairobi 2014 – sixth sessioni: From Angola, Cabo verde…
Admission: Free. Time: 3 p.m.
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The focus of this session will be on Hereros Angola, a documentary on this isolated tribe from the southwest of Angola by Brazilian photographer and film maker Sérgio Guerra.
FEATURED FILMS
You can’t live with your mouth shut (Cape verde)
Mionga ki Ôbo: Mar e Selva / Sea and Jungle (Sao tome & Principe)
Hereros Angola (Angola)
The Lusophone Film Fest is a showcase of the diversity of film production in the eight Portuguese-speaking countries spread across four continents.
Started in March 2014, the festival will present multiple works (documentaries, animations, shorts, and feature films) in six monthly sessions of several films from different countries.
FEATURED FILMS
You can’t live with your mouth shut (Cape verde)
Mionga ki Ôbo: Mar e Selva / Sea and Jungle (Sao tome & Principe)
Hereros Angola (Angola)
The Lusophone Film Fest is a showcase of the diversity of film production in the eight Portuguese-speaking countries spread across four continents.
Started in March 2014, the festival will present multiple works (documentaries, animations, shorts, and feature films) in six monthly sessions of several films from different countries.
English
The fourth edition of the Lusophone Film Fest is dedicated to the diversity of documentary production in the Portuguese-speaking countries.
The focus of this session will be on Hereros Angola, a documentary on this isolated tribe from the southwest of Angola by Brazilian photographer and film maker Sérgio Guerra.
The Lusophone Film Fest is a showcase of the diversity of film production in the eight Portuguese-speaking countries spread across four continents. Started in March 2014, the festival will present multiple works (documentaries, animations, shorts, and feature films) in six monthly sessions of several films from different countries.
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