SECOND SCREENING: ‘Life,’ a film with the tagline “Living in faith every day,” returns to the big screen this Friday, 20 September, at Maerua Mall's Ster-Kinekor Cinema as part of Namibia Film Commission’s Film Week. The movie, which premiered in April, follows a young couple navigating life in Windhoek, facing tough choices influenced by their surroundings. Starring James Paulus, TopCheri, and Carter Hartz, the film has received widespread praise. Producer Gustav Nuuyoma highlights the screening as a chance for local fans and international distributors to engage with Namibia's film scene.
SECOND SCREENING: ‘Life,’ a film with the tagline “Living in faith every day,” returns to the big screen this Friday, 20 September, at Maerua Mall's Ster-Kinekor Cinema as part of Namibia Film Commission’s Film Week. The movie, which premiered in April, follows a young couple navigating life in Windhoek, facing tough choices influenced by their surroundings. Starring James Paulus, TopCheri, and Carter Hartz, the film has received widespread praise. Producer Gustav Nuuyoma highlights the screening as a chance for local fans and international distributors to engage with Namibia's film scene.

'Life' set for encore screening at Namibia Film Week

Michael Kayunde
  • 7 Month Ago - 2024-09-20 01:15:00
SECOND SCREENING: ‘Life,’ a film with the tagline 'Living in faith every day', returns to the big screen today at Maerua Mall's Ster-Kinekor Cinema as part of the Namibia Film Commission’s Film Week. The movie, which premiered in April, follows a young couple navigating life in Windhoek, facing tough choices influenced by their surroundings. Starring James Paulus, TopCheri and Carter Hartz, the film has received widespread praise. Producer Gustav Nuuyoma highlights the screening as a chance for local fans and international distributors to engage with Namibia's film scene. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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