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Two Sunshine Cinema ambassadors get involved with film projects in rural South Africa
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Film/Video, Talk
SOUTH AFRICAN SENSIBILITIES
Cine Lecture and Audience Discussion
Past events
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| Admission free |
| 05:00 pm – 5:50 pm: Cine-Lecture, afterwards audience discussion |
| Adults |
| English |
| Accessible for wheelchairs |
| Ground Floor, Hall 2 |
| Part of: KIZOBAZOBA! |
SYDELLE WILLOW SMITH/Sunshine Cinema: SOUTH AFRICAN SENSIBILITIES
In this Cine Lecture, the founder of SUNSHINE CINEMA provides insights about the strategies applied by the initiative to cope with the challenges of the region’s legacy with an innovative approach in grassroot film activism.
SUNSHINE CINEMA is one of the most successful African mobile cinema initiatives, which provides pop up screenings in rural areas of South Africa, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Solar-powered devices and a network of “Sunshine ambassadors” are key elements of an infrastructure which strives to impact regions formerly deprived of any cinema activities. In high demand by the local audiences: films, which spark conversation.