The 14th annual Zanzibar International Film Festival wrapped up over the weekend. The festival opened on June 18 with the world premiere of Ugandan-Canadian filmmaker Phad Mutumba’s Making the Band.
Click HERE for the full film program lineup.
The Golden Dhow for best feature film was awarded to Kenyan Bob Nyanja’s The Rugged Priest. The Golden Dhow for the best documentary went to the Zambian film Hidden Truth, directed by Penelope Machipi.
For the complete list of award winners, click HERE.
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