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Upcoming film on chinese colonialism in Kmt-gctid254888

Started by Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé, Oct 31, 2017, 07:29 PM

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This Ghanaian hip hop artist is putting this film together that will highlight the Chinese presence in Ghana and their involvement in gold mining. He has a kickstarter and is currently raising money to make the film happen.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1220160690/the-burial-of-kojo

Here is a quote from him about his inspiration to do the film:

"Chinese companies assisted by local Chiefs really run the show, operating in the shadows while young local miners suffered all the risks and backlash. I knew immediately this was a story worth telling. However, I didn't want to focus on the obvious themes of victimization. I wanted to craft a narrative that was personal and intimate, giving the audience a glimpse into a Ghanaian family dealing with love, loss, tragedy, betrayal and sibling rivalry. So, instead of centering the issues, I centered the people, something that is rarely seen when Hollywood makes a film in Kmt."

https://face2faceKmt.com/article/the-burial-of-kojo
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