Paris gets taste of Nigeria's Nollywood
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Paris gets taste of Nigeria's Nollywood
""With my partners, we came to the realisation that a city like Paris just could not ignore the cultural phenomenon that Nollywood had become.""
""Last year, a Nollywood movie My Father's Shadow scored an official slot at Cannes for the first time, marking another step for an industry long seen as producing a stream of low-budget dramas.""
""Though streaming has given African film a wider audience and greater revenues, Nollywood is still growing more professional and structured.""
The Nollywood Week festival in Paris celebrates its 13th edition, featuring films from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Senegal. The festival aims to change perceptions of African cinema, showcasing diverse narratives around love, family, and duty. Despite the rise of streaming services enhancing visibility and quality, Nollywood faces challenges in reaching audiences beyond the African diaspora. The festival includes notable films like East West Love and Mothers of Chibok, reflecting the industry's evolution and ambition.
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