The documentary follows visionary opposition candidate Nelson Chamisa during the 2018 presidential election. By Naveen Kumar President, the documentary from filmmaker Camilla Nielsson, offers a ...
"Mr. Chamisa - you are the hope for Zimbabwe. Please, do not take that hope away from us." Wow, this looks remarkable. Cinephil Docs released this early festival promo trailer for an impressive ...
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Packing a punch: The true story behind the first Zimbabwean film to qualify for Oscars
Tobias Mupfuti was eight years old when he found himself homeless and living on the streets of Victoria Falls after his father had rejected him and his mother was too poor to feed or clothe him or ...
RENOWNED film business experts and producers Alix Madigan (American) and Dorina Amina Abubakar (Ghanaian-American) were in Harare recently for a Zimbabwe Film and Television School of Arts one-week ...
The government of Zimbabwe has banned “President,” Danish filmmaker Camilla Nielsson’s Oscar-shortlisted documentary about the African nation’s corrupt 2018 presidential election, Variety can ...
Her first film Democrats (2014), a riveting documentary tracing the tortuous process of cross-party negotiations which produced the country’s 2013 constitution, was critical of Robert Mugabe’s ...
(REUTERS) - Danish director Camilla Nielsson’s documentary President (2021) is an up-close, intimate tale. It follows the election travails of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party the Movement for ...
EXCLUSIVE: Greenwich Entertainment has picked up North American distribution rights to President, directed by Camilla Nielsson (Democrats). Produced by Danish company Final Cut For Real and U.S.-based ...
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...
Preparations for this year's Zimbabwe International Film Festival slated for October are taking shape with organisers inviting entries for the short film project. Organisers said the applications are ...
A good number of Zimbabweans who enjoy watching Nigerian films not only fell in love with the actors and actresses, but also learnt how to speak English with an accent. by Jonathan Mbiriyamveka From ...
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