"CINEMA IS DEAD AND THE FUTURE BELONGS TO VIDEO GAMES" In conversation with the award winning south African filmmaker Khalo Matabana. Khalo's documentary " Nelson Mandela the myth and me" won multiple awards in the festival circuit. Khalo is a brilliant and thought provoking mind who will give you a perspective on why it's tragic being a filmmaker. Find him on Linkedin.

1) Challenging Dr. Mandela's ideology- why is forgiveness a complicated process
2)Researching and getting funds for a documentary on a great leader
3) Tackling the flaws of a great leader
4) Finding audience is the greatest challenge
5) Making films is a dialogue with your own self- your own personal catharsis
6) Why his grandmother told him that filmmaking is a hobby for white people
7) There is a price for peace as much as for war.
8) Being a filmmaker in SouthAfrica/ Africa and the future of filmmaking

 

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