Why making films for African audiences remains an uphill task It took eight years for Jinna Mutune's first feature film, Leo, to reach international audiences. Buzz Just now
She points to West African cocoa-producing nations that negotiate as a regional bloc to secure better prices as an example of the kind of cooperation Africa's film industry should emulate.
For filmmaker Jinna Mutune, Africa's biggest film challenge is not a lack of compelling stories but the need for wider markets and collaborative pan -African markets for greater stability.
African filmmakers are working with fragmented national markets.
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