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Black Screens 2018: The DRC and ebony ' Scale ' gold
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Yaounde, July 24, 2018 (CNC) –
Black Screens 2018: The DRC d and ] croche l ' Screen d ' or
The young r e Congolese alisatrice, Mach erie Ekwa Bahango was born in 19659005 ] u the highest distinction gr ace to his first film " Maki'la " . C was the 20th of July at Yaound at the time of the o ture of this festival of 7 e African Art.
] The Democratic Republic of Congo is on the roof of Black Africa in the field of the 7th art. For his first film " Maki'la ", the Congolese director Machérie Ekwa Bahango won last Friday in Yaoundé the Ecran d'Or. It is the most prestigious, the highest and the most important distinction of the Black Screen Festival. But during this edition, Cameroon has won the bet. Of the 15 titles in competition, the land of the Indomitable Lions has won 12 titles in all categories.
Director Dante Fox opens the Ecrans counter. For his short film " A Kiss for Two ", he received the Documentary Screen of Central Africa.
But among the Cameroonian directors who received several distinctions in this festival, there is Paul Samba. With his feature film " Rebel Pilgrin " competing in several categories, he received three distinctions: the Screen of the Cameroonian film, the screen of the film of Central Africa.
Then the heroine of her film Melvine Azah was consecrated best actress Cameroonian. It is also in this category that Anurin Nwunembom appears.
In the same way, the director Enah Johnscott gets away with the Screen of the series for his short film " Samba ". Fab Manga won the Screen of the International Short Film for " Spé cimen "
Apart from the award-winning filmmakers, others received the special mention of the jury . This year's Miss Ecran Noirs is also Cameroonian.
Apart from the one that had the Ecran d'Or, other foreign films were also awarded. This is the case of the "jumpers of Moritz Siebert who had the screen of the foreign film.
While the Senegalese directors Moussa Diop and Thomas Grand will win the Screen of the international documentary.
By: N. Mballa (CNC)
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