Actress Ndausi Advocates Nigeria-Uganda Film Collaboration
Ugandan Nollywood actress, Princess Faridah Ndausi, emphasized the need for increased collaboration between Nigeria and Uganda in the film industry during the Kaduna International Film Festival. She highlighted the historical ties dating back to 2006 and the growth in mutual participation since then.
Notable collaborations include Nigerian actors featuring in Ugandan films and vice versa. The exchange has led to workshops, award shows, and a deepening of cultural ties.
Ndausi's call for more government involvement aims to enhance the creative and economic potential of both countries' film industries.
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