Made by Africans, Watched by the World | Main Interview | Netflix

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Made by Africans, Watched by the World | Main Interview | Netflix


Made by Africans, Watched by the World is an ode to the richness, brilliance and creativity of African storytelling and its storytellers. Here we feature talents from across the continent from in front and behind the camera.

In this special interview, we get up close and personal with our amazing talent from across Africa who call Netflix…

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  1. I thought this would be a documentary about African movie industry example Nollywood and other nations with insights into the why's and hows etc of what it is today, the unique creation process and journey, looking into how African films with their own unique methods and general story characteristics are fleshed out and produced… something like that. I was definitely interested in watching this when I thought it was that. This is more like abstract commentary about African content existing or being recognized, and being distributed by Netflix. More of big grammar and poetry than an educational or explorative documentary.

  2. India in Africa is still Indian he may take up nationality of a country, for example, Nigeria, he still remain Indian/Nigerian. That position don't make him African. I may be British but I'm Not an European. I belong only to that part I have their nationalty. The originality of who I am can not change simply because of my location. I may be stripped of that title for whatever criminal reason.

  3. Some of my favorite shows on Netflix are the African movies. I am African American, praying we all come together one day and Dominate the World 🌎 ✊🏾❤️

  4. As a Theory of Knowledge teacher I am very excited about this project. I think it can foster global understanding. It breaks with the "dangerous single story", as Chimamanda Adichie said, that is enshrined in Hollywood's hegemony. Long live the Nollywoods, Bollywoods and Wakaliwoods of the world! As a Netflix subscriber in Mexico, I hope African contents can be actually "watched by the world", without anachronistic content restrictions.

  5. As time goes on, other countries will join. Y'all follow the format SLOW & STEADY, it will happen. Other countries should make sure they build a MAJOR FILM STUDIO, at least 2 for each country. This will serve as leverage for FILM INVESTMENTS. There is no way I am investing in your movie productions if you don't have one of that.

  6. This is so exciting… So timely – exactly what the world needs to see… let's show the world the unique innovative and creative nature of our peoples and their inspiring stories!!!

  7. If only we in Africa could open our own platform where we can show our African movies so that we in Africa can make money . Not having a white owned company gain from these movies💟