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    Harrowing focus on albinism

    Dec 12, 2020 3 minutes
    KARISHMA DIPA karishma.dipa@inl.co.za
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    PHIL SHARP

    WHAT started off as a documentary exploring albinism in Africa has turned into a multiple award-winning movie which explores the hardships and dangerous realities for those living with the inherited genetic condition.

    But , a live-action short film, which premiered at The Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles and has since received widespread international acclaim, almost didn’t secure the services of the main actress who plays the lead in the harrowing tale.

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