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African cinema seeks a bigger role on world stage

film industry

As a film-maker and head of Ghana’s film agency, Juliet Yaa Asantewa Asante said she always had the same sense when attending international industry events: African cinema had so much more potential to deliver.

CEO of Ghana’s National Film Authority, Asante joined forces with Nigerian and other African film-makers and distributors this week in

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