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Namibia: Nujoma Movie Not Part of Local Film Festival
allafrica.com Mar 28, 2008
Twelve Namibian produced films and 15 music videos will be featured in this year's popular annual Wild Cinema Windhoek International Film Festival, the organisers announced during a press conference this week. ... The festival under the theme, 'Open Your Mind',...
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