(often called the “mother of Ugandan film”) has produced award-winning dramas like Downward (2017), tackling domestic violence and women’s rights.
In a cramped video-editing suite in the suburb of Wakaliga, a handful of filmmakers are doing what Hollywood said was impossible: making action movies that look like a million dollars for less than $200. ugandan movies
(now in its 10th year) has become East Africa’s leading platform for Ugandan shorts and features. (often called the “mother of Ugandan film”) has