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Showing posts with label Nicole Amarteifio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicole Amarteifio. Show all posts

29 October 2019

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 2019: Before the Vows by Nicole Amarteifio (Ghana-USA)

Ndiva Women’s Film Festival 
(Ghana)


Before the Vows (2018)
 Nicole Amarteifio
Ghana-USA
Comedy

Synopsis
Set in the capital of Ghana, the film captures the relationship between a happy couple, Nii and Afua, as they navigate the anxiety of their upcoming nuptials and question what it takes to ensure a long and happy marriage. The story reflects a modern-day African love story that can be universally understood by millennials around the world. (88min)

Biography
Nicole Amarteifio is an acclaimed TV/film producer cited in The Financial Times "Top 25 Africans to Watch" list, after a successful launch of the hit web series 'An African City', dubbed by CNN and the BBC as Africa's answer to 'Sex and the City'. Nicole is pursuing TV/film projects full time, after a successful career in international development, including her role as the first ever social media strategist for the Africa Region at The World Bank. In 2018, Nicole premiered her first feature film, a romantic comedy called 'Before the Vows', at the New York African Film Festival, followed by the American Black Film Festival, the Pan-African Film Festival, Toronto Black Film Festival and the AFI Silver New African Film Festival. She has several projects in development. (Source: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5106979/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm)

10 November 2017

African Women in Cinema Blog - Updates | Actualités - 10-Nov-2017 - News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet

African Women in Cinema Blog
Updates | Actualités
10 – Nov – 2017

News around the Internet |
Les infos autour de l’Internet

Content | Contenu :
Mignotae Kebede
Ruth Kapinga
Nikyatu Jusu
Gabourey Sidibe
Mouniratou Lougué
Nicole Amarteifio
Ingrid Agbo


Mignotae Kebede
What Happened 2 Chocolate City Crowdfunding continues. Indiegogo.

Ruth Kapinga
Objectif « Former 200 scénaristes en RD Congo » 7 novembre 2017. Cinecongo.org.

Nikyatu Jusu
Nikyatu Jusu’s ‘Suicide by Sunlight’ Selected by Tribeca’s Through Her Lens Program for Funding. K. Nicole Mills. 20.10.2017. Hollywood Black Renaissance.

Gabourey Sidibe
Gabourey Sidibe dévoile son premier film dramatique "The Tale of Four. Leslie Muya. 26.10.2017. Intothechic.com

Gabourey Sidibe
Gabourey Sidibe Explains How a Nina Simone Song Inspired Her Directorial Debut. Aisha Harris. 27.10.2017.

EXTRAITS | TRAILERS | FILMS

Mouniratou Lougué
Immigration clandestine : Le parcours périlleux de trois femmes. YouTube.

Nicole Amarteifio
A filmmaker’s vision to rewrite the narrative of Africa. TedTalk Archives. 8 November 2017. YouTube.

Ingrid Agbo
L'arbre à Palimpseste Epi 2 : Anne Zingha - Le Teaser. 6 Nov 2017. YouTube



31 March 2017

African Women in Cinema Blog: Updates | Actualités 31-03-2017 - News around the Internet | Les infos autour de l’Internet

African Women in Cinema Blog
Updates | Actualités
31 - 03 – 2017

Content | Contenu :

Véro Tshanda Beya
Issa Rae
Juliet Yaa Asantewaa Asante
Khady Sylla, Rama Thiaw
Stephanie Dongmo - Le cinéma noir brésilien 
Tsitsi Dangarembga, International Women’s Day 
Rumbi Katedza
The Republic – a pilot series by Nicole Amarteifio

Véro Tshanda Beya
Cinéma : qui est Véro Tshanda Beya, l’apprentie comédienne héroïne du dernier film d’Alain Gomis? : Jeune Afrique. 28-0-2017 

Issa Rae
On Telling Her Story And The Road From YouTube To HBO by Sydney Scott : Essence. 28-03-2017. 

Juliet Yaa Asantewaa Asante
Spotlight on Filmmaker Juliet Yaa Asantewaa Asante : The Huffington Post. 27-03-2017

Khady Sylla, Rama Thiaw
KHADY SYLLA, IN MEMORIAM. La cinéaste Rama Thiaw acquiert le siège n.12 de la grande salle du Ciné Guimbi qui portera le nom de feu Khady Sylla : Ciné Guimbi Facebook Page. 27-03-2017.

Stephanie Dongmo
Stephanie Dongmo - Fespaco 2017: Le cinéma noir brésilien s’affirme : Africulture. 22-03-2017

Tsitsi Dangarembga
Tsitsi Dangarembga at the 2017 International Women’s Day Commemorative Discussion – UNISA Campus, Ormonde, Johannesburg - Women Activism in Africa:  Is Feminism Divisive, unAfrican and anti-Black? Debunking the Myth : Mbeki.org. 10-03-2017. 

ALSO READ | À LIRE AUSSI:

Rumbi Katedza
Spotlight on Rumbi Katedza by Ashleigh Zvobgo : Of Africa Mag. 24-02-2017.

Nicole Amarteifio
The Republic – a pilot series by Nicole Amarteifio (An African City) : therepublic.vhx.tv


05 January 2016

Season 2 - An African City directed by Nicole Amarteifio

Season 2 - An African City

Source: YouTube. Image: Screen grab from An African City trailer

The girls are baackkkk! Nana Yaa (MaameYaa Boafo), Sade (Nana Mensah), Ngozi (Esosa E), Makena (Marie Humbert) and Zainab (Maame Adjei) return to confiding in one another about life and love in season 2 of 'An African City'. 



Season 2 will be globally available via subsciption on Sunday, January 24 at 12:00 p.m. EST: www.anafricancity.vhx.tv

Season 2 will also be available on EbonyLife TV (DSTV - Channel 165) on Monday, February 1 at 8:30pm WAT/9:30pm CAT.

Season 2 will also be coming soon in French on A+ (Canal+ Afrique)!

Nicole Amarteifio, Creator, Writer, Director & Executive Producer 
Millie Monyo, Executive Producer

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