What does a vibrant, self-sustaining future for African independent cinema look like? As the indie wave builds, this panel charts the innovative ideas defining its trajectory. We’ll explore the connective tissue of pan-African and Global South co-productions, the evolving landscape of international funding, and the creative courage driving bold new stories.
Featuring leading producers and filmmakers, the discussion will provide practical insights into the current landscape, addressing both challenges and opportunities to envision a sustainable and dynamic future for indie film.
Moderated by Lyse Nsengiyumva
Jorge Cohen (Angola), director Meu Semba (pictured)
Nolitha Mkulisi (South Africa), director Let Them Be Seen
Mamadou Dia (Senegal), director Coumba
Sue-Ellen Chitunya (Zimbabwe, US), producer God Sleeps on Sundays
