0 0 Read Time:1 Minute, 39 Second Netflix stops streaming LGBTQ-specific movies in KenyaKenya and Netflix Africa have signed an agreement that ends the streaming of LGBTQ-specific movies in compliance with the country’s laws.The agreement allowing Netflix to self-classify movies streamed in Kenya by restricting the LGBTQ-specific content was officially signed in February this year after talks that began in October 2021. An official at Kenya’s film regulator, the Kenya Film Classification Board, told Washington Blade that Netflix has already paid for a films distribution license within the country and it is currently under processing. Continue Reading. AVIJOZI is a free-of-charge festival that aims to connect creatives, technicians, software developers, AI researchers, artists, writers, directors, producers, students, VFX and animation studios, and industry enthusiasts from South Africa and beyond. Date: 16-17th September 2023 Location: UJ Campus, Johannesburg Register: https://ticketwiz.co.za/31/ Mini Mornings at Unseen give smaller kids the chance to experience films on the big screen in a child friendly environment with soft lighting levels and lowered film volume.Mini Mornings are run every Sunday morning at 10am.The ticket price is 650 KSH and includes fresh juice and a healthy, homemade snack.The screening is free for the accompanying adults. Date: Whole of July Location: Unseen Nairobi, Wood Avenue Plaza, Nairobi. Register: https://www.unseen-nairobi.com/mini-mornings Film professionals worldwide are invited to apply for the opportunity to join the world’s top 200 emerging filmmakers for a transformational week of talks, workshops and think-tanks from February 17-22, 2024. The call is open to 14 different professional film disciplines and we can’t wait to receive your application. Apply Here Funding opportunity for African filmmakers changing the narrative about Africa. ANF will grant funds of up to $10,000 to filmmakers in Africa or the African diaspora who are working on films with compelling storylines that advocate for Better Representation of the African continent. Apply Here Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn About Post Author Rahab Kimani [email protected] Happy 0 0 % Sad 0 0 % Excited 0 0 % Sleepy 0 0 % Angry 0 0 % Surprise 0 0 % Related Post navigation Sinemite Newsletter #18 Sinemite Newsletter #20