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Genevieve Nnaji Backs Women Filmmakers On Cannes Stage

Vivian Nguhilen Gbede by Vivian Nguhilen Gbede
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Nigerian Actress Genevieve Nnaji spoke about the growing presence and contributions of women filmmakers in Nigeria during the just-concluded Cannes Film Festival.

The Cannes Film Festival is the most prestigious film event in the world, held annually in France.

Nnaji reflected on the increasing opportunities for female creatives in the Nollywood space, stating that more women are becoming bolder and taking up roles behind the camera as directors, producers, and even writers.

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Her remarks came at a time when Nigerian cinemas were continuing to gain recognition globally.

Nnaji’s comments add to ongoing conversations about gender balance in African cinema, as attention grows on how the industry can continue to support and sustain women-led storytelling on a global stage.

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