The COVID-19 pandemic set a precedent for the Class of 2020, but their resilience culminated in a successful second year of the MTF shared-value initiative. While the students’ academic course was extended from 12 months to 18 months, the additional time allowed for an online accredited course through our proud partnership with the New York Film Academy.
“The theme of the collections of films is ‘Connecting generations through storytelling’ and what is particularly beautiful about the series is that the MTF students produced the short films in their home countries adding local context, voice and visuals to their cinematic expression in the Colours of Africa series,” says Cheryl Uys-Allie, Director of the MultiChoice Talent Factory initiative.
“The series also speaks to the purpose of MTF to ensure that we invest in the next generation of storytellers with knowledge shared by skilled professionals in the industry.”
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This one-of-a-kind film series is also specially curated for those with a love for African film, and is in line with the MultiChoice Group’s support for the preservation and celebration of African history, culture, and traditions through film and TV.
Alongside igniting Africa’s creative industries, the MultiChoice Group is driven to celebrate the world-class stories created by Africans for Africans and the world.
Viewers will watch all films on the M-Net Movies AfroCinema Film Festival pop-up, DStv Channel 198 from 21 to 30 May and on Showmax on Africa Day and beyond. Existing GOtv Max, GOtv Plus & GOtv Jolli customers will also watch the Colours of Africa series on channel 29 for all markets and channel 129 for Uganda and 329 in Ghana as part of the M-Net AfroCinema pop-up.
Colours of Africa Films
East Africa Academy |
Southern Africa Academy |
West Africa Academy |
Egna (Ethiopia) |
The Secrets of the Kingdom (Angola) |
Oko K3 Akuetey (Ghana) |
Rebirth (Kenya) |
Cradle (Botswana) |
Bride Untangled (Nigeria) |
Ruracio (Kenya) |
Manda Aliza (Malawi) |
Omugwo (Nigeria) |
Johari (Tanzania) |
The Lobola (Mozambique) |
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Engaito (Uganda) |
Kegumbo Okegumbo (Namibia) |
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NYAU (Zambia) |
Lost in Culture (Zambia) |
Figure It Out (Zimbabwe) |
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