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Category Archives: Afrika Eye Film Festival
Projection Hero at Afrika Eye Film Festival
Ingrid Sinclair and Simon Bright of Afrika Eye Film Festival are interested in having Projection Hero on display during their festival down at the Watershed Media Centre, Bristol, 28-30 October 2011. This is a very exciting invitation, suggesting that the … Continue reading
