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Former Journalists NTV Larry Madowo and Victoria Rubadiri participated in a comedy on Netflix.
The two news presenters who worked at the Nation Media Group
McHale hilariously showed how the Ugandan version of Hollywood, Wakaliwood was underfunded, but still used Photoshop to make poor quality movies.
"Hollywood studios waste millions of dollars and end up with garbage like godfather." Wakaliwood made surprisingly popular very interesting films with budgets of about 200 shillings (20,000 Kenyan shillings), "he said. McHale
. He then showed his audience an excerpt of Madowo and Rubadiri who had reviewed one of Wakaliwood's films stating: "Just in case you're on the fence it's good to laugh at all of that, Please enjoy this Keny In the clip, Madowo laughs uncontrollably after watching the trailer for the Ugandan version of Expendables, a popular film that grossed over 27 billion Kenyan shillings in box-
In 1965, McHale jokingly lauded Madowo and Rubadiri for the criticism they made to the film: "It's In fact, the best commentary the film has received, it even ends in the poster. "
Much like the popular Afro Dj commenting on Wakaliwood's films, a VJ adds color to a movie with their jokes, a range of expressions, tone, rhythm, and additional dialogue. [19659002] Wakaliwood was started in 2005 by Isaac Nabwana in Wakaliga, a shantytown in Kampala that has about 2,000 inhabitants.
Low-budget films are produced using daily household items, such as frying pans, and PVC pipes as mock rocket launchers, and condoms filled with red dye to explode cracmols.
Here is the video courtesy of Larry Madowo:
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