EbonyLife電視

2022年11月2日,

威爾士親王說話與非洲年輕電影電影的學生威蒂(Tim P / PA)威廉皇家非洲社會的顧客是誰,還加入了車間組織和聽到學生的經驗。非洲當他表示有興趣看更多的電影,他建議他可以“Netflix和寒冷”——有些有傷風化的俚語——發布的新電影流媒體平台本周晚些時候。EbonyLife電視和電影EbonyLife創始人莫Abudu跟威廉的一個小討論組。她建議他看國王的騎士,一部由她公司周五在Netflix發布。這是一個電影改編的劇本,講述了一個傳統在尼日利亞應該看到國王騎馬犧牲自己,這樣他就可以為他死去的統治者在來世。我們需要你的同意加載這個社交媒體內容我們使用許多不同的社會媒體管理額外的內容在你的設備可以設置cookie和收集數據對你的活動。請檢查他們的細節和接受他們加載內容。管理偏好的威廉和她談話的女士Abudu告訴PA通訊社:“他說他還沒有看到很多非洲的電影,但他想,他要看王的騎士。“我很高興我已經能夠告訴王子今天我的電影。”威廉的反應是什麼,問她說:“我說你必須Netflix和寒意,他點了點頭。” Netflix’s royal drama The Crown has been back in the headlines as the new series out later this month faced criticism from several quarters. Both Dame Judi Dench and Sir John Major have criticised reported storylines in the upcoming series, with screen veteran Dame Judi saying the drama has begun to verge on “crude sensationalism”. Expand The Prince of Wales and Arunma Oteh arrive in the screening room (Tim P Whitby/PA) During Wednesday’s cinema engagement, William listened intently as students and experts told of their experiences in the film industry. During the Q&A – which also featured Ghanaian-American writer and actor Nana Mensah and costume and fashion designer Colleen Morris-Glennon, Ms Abudu told those gathered in the screening room that “black storytelling is key”. She said: “I think it doesn’t matter what part of the world we come from, you can be from Africa, you can be American, you can be black British, you can be from the Caribbean. “I just think that there’s something about being a global black person and telling stories that reflect the black consciousness that we need to keep doing.” She added: “Yes, our focus is to tell black stories because there aren’t enough black stories being told. So it’s not about ‘oh, is it reverse racism?’ No, it’s not. It’s actually about diversity.” She said there is also “great African literature” which should be explored on screen. Expand From left, Colleen Morris, Nana Mensah, Mo Abudu and Naomi Rhodes speak on stage during the QandA (Tim P Whitty/PA) She told her audience: “We’ve had all the Jane Austen novels, we’ve had so many from the West. Let’s do some fresh things, let’s do some great storytelling.” Established in 2011, Film Africa showcases the best African cinema from across the continent and diaspora in the UK. This year’s festival features 48 films from 16 countries, in seven venues – including 22 UK, Europe and world premieres. Other festival events include talks and discussions, professional workshops and masterclasses, school screenings and family activities for the younger generation. William’s cinema trip followed a symposium at St James’s Palace earlier on Wednesday bringing together this year’s Tusk Conservation Awards winners, alumni from previous awards and conservation experts. William attended the Tusk awards on Tuesday evening. Daily Headlines & Evening Telegraph Newsletter Receive today's headlines directly to your inbox every morning and evening, with our free daily newsletter. Enter email address