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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Doc About The Nollywood Film Industry 'True Story Nollywood' Screens in New York Feb. 26
But just how accurately do Nollywood films reflect African life and culture? That's a question that the new documentary by filmmaker Ihuoma Mambo Atanga answers. Titled, True Story Nollywood, the film aims to "explore the authenticity of the African narrative in Nollywood."
The organization New York Women in Film and Television will host a screening of the documentary, in New York City, on Tuesday Feb 26, at the Anthology Film Archives, at 7PM, during the Archive's Anecdotes of a Nigeria series.
Here's the trailer:
5 Comments
Katrina | February 27, 2013 6:46 PM
Congrats Ihuoma Mambo Atanga! Glad to see this film go from a graduate thesis idea to a film.
SuJol | February 24, 2013 9:53 PM
If we can't get to this screening, how can we see the doc?
Ava | February 23, 2013 6:29 PM
That Beyonce & Rihanna film poster..what the what?! (LOL). I am very interested in seeing this doc.