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Damilola Orimogunje On Making Venice Giornate History & Prioritizing African Distribution With His Sophomore Feature ‘D…

Damilola Orimogunje On Making Venice Giornate History & Prioritizing African Distribution With His Sophomore Feature ‘Dear Ajayi’

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Damilola Orimogunje On Making Venice Giornate History & Prioritizing African Distribution With His Sophomore Feature ‘D…

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  1. Amir: this caption is already so poetic by itself, what made you think of setting it to music?
  2. Diego: I love that he's thinking about distribution from the start
  3. Aidenmarshxo: love the title but is that supposed to be his lead character's name?
  4. Noahmorenoxo: what even is that title font though — are you trying to give the film a vibe or something?
  5. Zero Rune: Orimogunje's film doesn't even come close to the complexity of 'Hyenas' - that's a true masterclass in African storytelling
  6. Luna: love the irreverence in that caption, it's like he's still repping the streets. hope his film packs some of that same energy. 🤘
  7. Amir: nice to see some attention on african filmmakers finally getting the platform they deserve in venice. what's the english version of his film?
  8. Elin: finally someone from my continent in that competition, now about that film though

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