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2. Rain (2016 film) - Wikipedia

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   Rain is a Ugandan 2016 drama film directed by Daniel Mugerwa, written by Mary Nyanzi and produced by Eleanor and Mathew Nabwiso.The film was released on 20 August 2016 in Kampala and stars Eleanor Nabwiso, Mathew Nabwiso, Joel Okuyo Atiku, Phillip Luswata and Joanita Bewulira.

3. Category:English-language Ugandan films - Wikipedia

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4. The Passenger (2023 Ugandan film) - Wikipedia

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   The Passenger is a 2023 Ugandan film directed by Hadijah Nakanjako and written by Meddy Sserwadda. The film stars Henry Nathan Katongole, Allen Musumba and Olot Bonny Elem in leading roles.

5. Nambi (film) - Wikipedia

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   English, Luganda, Swahili, Dutch: Nambi is a 2023 adaptation of a Ugandan folk tale called Kintu written and directed by Peter Mikiibi. [3] [4] [5] Plot.

6. Who Killed Captain Alex? - Wikipedia

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   Nabwana has described his motivation to make the movie as a desire to change the perception that cinema is only for the rich in his home country of Uganda and make his own films [12] [13] The original version of the film was intended for local distribution in Kampala, with the dialogue recorded in the native language of Luganda. After the ...

7. 27 Guns - Wikipedia

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   27 Guns is an action, adventure biopic film about Yoweri Museveni and his military colleagues during the Ugandan Bush War.It was directed by Natasha Museveni Karugire, Yoweri Museveni's daughter, and premiered in Kampala on September 8, 2018 [1] [2] and was later screened in Johannesburg South Africa on September 19.

8. Cinema of Uganda - Wikipedia

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   Audiences go to video halls where narrators called "video jokers" translate the dialogue and add their own commentary. [7] Patrons also rent DVDs and watch feature films on prime-time TV. [8] Some films are funded by NGOs through cultural grants. [9] Other films are produced with DIY equipment and low production budgets.

9. Nabwana I.G.G. - Wikipedia

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   The movie attracted super fans from around the world. The version of the film released online featured the first English-language video joker (locally famous VJ Emmie), who provides a comedic commentary track over the Luganda -language film, aiding its accessibility to foreign audiences. [ 12 ]