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In this issue

We're so delighted to share the stories, reviews and previews contained in this issue. As we begin the year 2020, we feature inspiring achievements and milestones in the African film industry. President Ramaphosa’s Tweet on Mmabatho Montsho’s award in February strirred up some hot discussions and grievances filmmakers in South Africa and other African countries have had towards government agencies and ministries’ support for local filmmakers. On the other hand, we discuss strides made by other filmmakers like Zambia’s Cassie Kabwita, Ramsey Nouah, Elkanah Luam amongst others and we look deeply at Netflix’s first African Original Series, Queen Sono. We discuss Bhai’s Café, a great South Africa-Bollywood feature film that premiered on Vallentine’s Day. Africa is really making strides in making international impact in the film industry. We definitely have a great future. Together we will rise. Drop your comments on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @justfilmmag.

JUST FILM Magazine Description:

Publisher: GOPES-Media

Category: Entertainment

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

JUST FILM is Africa’s Ultimate Movie Digital and Print Magazine. Our focus is on bridging the gaps in publicity of African content, talent and creators. We have a goal to eventually host and publish African film stories, movie and series produced in Africa and/or for Africans. Our content is 30% Zambian, 60% Rest of Africa and 10% Rest of the World.