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Omotoso’s latest project chosen for Berlinale Co-Production Market

by kemoso webadmin | Jan 17, 2017 | January

Akin Omotoso takes a break during the filming of Vaya. (Image: Akin Omotoso on Facebook​) Johannesburg-based filmmaker Akin Omotoso, fresh from the success of his latest movie Vaya, will be taking his next project, Waiting for an Angel, to the 14th edition of the...

Vaya scores once more on international festival circuit

by kemoso webadmin | Dec 1, 2016 | December

(Image: Vaya The Movie on Facebook) Vaya, Akin Omotoso’s multi-narrative drama about life on the harsh streets of Johannesburg, won the Special Jury Award for Outstanding Film at the sixth African International Film Festival (Afriff) in Lagos, Nigeria. Omotoso,...

Joburg, from a different angle again, in Omotoso’s Vaya

by kemoso webadmin | Oct 21, 2016 | October

(Image: Vaya The Movie on Facebook) Nigerian-born, Johannesburg-based filmmaker Akin Omotoso continues his exploration of the dramatic and cinematic potential of his adopted home town in his latest offering, Vaya. And Jozi film fans will get the chance to catch the...

Omotoso’s Vaya selected for Toronto Film Festival

by kemoso webadmin | Aug 25, 2016 | August

(Image: Vaya The Movie on Facebook) Vaya, the latest offering from Johannesburg-based filmmaker Akin Omotoso, is the only South African film to be selected for the 41st edition of the Toronto Film Festival – arguably the world’s most influential film event...

‘What is an African story?’ at 7th Durban FilmMart

by kemoso webadmin | Jun 1, 2016 | June

The industry development programme at this year’s Durban FilmMart will address the issue of telling African stories, with the makers of two recent Jozi-made films among those sharing their experiences. The 7th Durban FilmMart (DFM), Africa’s premier film...
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