Is prison about rehabilitation or mere survival?
Can Africa’s first female head of state rebuild Liberia and build a sustainable democracy?
Why does rape continue to flourish in the Congo
Can a group of former sex-workers, infected with HIV find hope and solidarity amidst the squalor and degradation of the squatter camp, where migrant workers mine the world’s largest source of platinum?
Over four days and five films The Africa Film Festival promises to bring these poignant questions to the foreground with award winning films from Africa and abroad.
From Monday, January 26th to Thursday January 29th, at the UN Plaza in Katutura,
The evenings begin at 19h00 and all films will be followed by an open mic discussion facilitated by a local activist.
Thursday, January 29th TAPOLOGO
Spain/South Africa, 2008, 88 mins, subtitles
Directors: Gabriela & Sally Gutierrez Dewar
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