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A look at the Netflix African Folktales short films premiere at the Kalasha Film Festival

In the short films, the young talents have reworked traditional African tales for modern local and global audiences. | Pulse Nigeria

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UNESCO-Netflix: Global launch of short films African Folk Tales Reimagined on 29 March – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

UNESCO has made Africa its priority. With regard to culture, this includes significant support for creative film industry. In 2021, the Organization published the first report dedicated to the trends, challenges and growth opportunities of the sector

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How the launch of 6 African short films on Netflix went down in star-studded event at KICC [Photos]

The global premiere of the Netflix and UNESCO African Folktales Reimagined anthology launched on Wednesday, 29 March 2023 at a star-studded event at KICC.

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Netflix, UNESCO launch African Folktales Reimagined

By Akintayo Abodunrin African Folktales Reimagined, an anthology of six short films by Nexflix in partnership with UNESCO, will launch on the global

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Netflix partners with UNESCO to reimagine African folktales

Filmmakers from across Africa were given $90 000 to reimagine Africa's myths and legends by Netflix and UNESCO.

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