CANNES - African filmmakers are coming together at the Cannes Film Festival to boost filmmaking on the continent.Countries like Nigeria and Ghana joined South Africa at the festival in promoting their film industries.
National Film and Video Foundation CEO Makhosazana Khanyile says there’s a need for collaboration: “The number of countries that collaborate on an international scale... why are we not doing it? We have a commonality in terms of the challenges that we face.”
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