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Award-winning film We Are Dying Here is set to officially open the Africa Rising International Film Festival (ARIFF) which started last night.

A film funded by the foundation Rachel and Siya Kolisi is set to tackle the issues relating to GBV and femicide.is set to officially open the Africa Rising International Film Festival which started last night.at The Zone in Rosebank and Bioscope in Milpark, Johannesburg.. The film was banned by the Film Classification Board in Kenya.is funded by the Siya and Rachel Kolisi Foundation and deals with the violent culture of harassment, abuse, rape and femicide.

According to ARIFF organiser Sihle Hlophe, this year’s film selection went through a careful screening process.

 

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