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10 African Films and TV Series Breaking Boundaries

By SG Editor·
10 African Films and TV Series Breaking Boundaries

While the pandemic has stymied production efforts across the globe, it also arrived at a time when demand for African content has skyrocketed. The result has been a mini-boom in new offerings from the continent, whose production values and themes are evidence of a new era in African entertainment.              The first season of legal drama, Castle and Castle is set in bustling Lagos was released a couple of years ago, but there has been growing anticipation ever since EbonyLife TV’s CEO, Mo Abudu, revealed that second season is coming in 2021. Dede is a one of the most-watched drama series on the Sub-Saharan African direct broadcast satellite DStv. Produced in Ghana in 2021, the series tells the story of a naive rural teenager who leaves her loved ones behind to work as a maid in the home of a complicated wealthy family. Just in Time is a feel-good comedy shot in Nairobi, Kenya and recently premiered on Netflix. Zora (Sarah Hassan) is a meticulous clerk whose bookstore has shut down.    

SOURCE: DEUTSCHE WELLE