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Durban FilmMart Head on Why This Year’s Event Is ‘Looking Inward’ as African Screen Industries Strive to ‘Create Solutions’ on Their Own Terms
The Durban FilmMart returns for its 17th edition with a full slate of conversations and events looking to build on the legacy of innovation, disruption and industry-defining discussions at what is arguably the most influential film market…
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The 17th Durban FilmMart will run in October, featuring a full slate of conversations and events aimed at building on its legacy of innovation, disruption and industry‑defining discussions. Its head says this year’s program is “looking inward,” as African screen industries seek to create solutions on their own terms. The market positions itself as the continent’s most influential film market, focusing on fostering local collaboration and self‑determined development.
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