owned: Why Nigeria’s best film flies a foreign flag
The critically acclaimed Nigerian film 'My Father’s Shadow' has sparked a debate about ownership in the film industry because it relies on British financing despite being created by Nigerians. The film has achieved significant international success, winning awards at Cannes and the AMVCAs.
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The article highlights the tension between local creative talent and the necessity of foreign capital in the global film market.
Lagos-Made, foreign-owned: Why Nigeria’s best film flies a foreign flag
The article explores a complex economic and cultural issue by presenting multiple perspectives on film financing.
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