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18/2 Journey to Light

In this poetic epos, the Mulenga sisters portray how they struggled to refind a destiny after becoming orphans. With an interview with director Gertrude Mulenga.

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25/2 Transit

After a captilist government forced the copper industry to privatisation, many lost their jobs. Young men shifted from the infamous Copperbelt to try and make a living in the capital Lusaka. With an interview with director Victor Sasoma Miselo

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 11/3 Magic Moments

Tourists come to see one of the wonders of the World: the Victoria Falls. At the same time, the local villagers get an funny look into the world called West. With an interview with director Michelo Jaani.

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18/3 Independent Living

Despite his disability to walk, Mister Patson manages to make a living fixing shoes. What do the Dutch disabled make of this? With an interview with director Gift Phiri.

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25/3 An Eye for an Eye

Fairytalenight! How do we compare our own fairytales to those of others, and how do they help us shape our common lives? With an interview with the directors.

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1/4 Sing our own Song

with a concluding Zambian Dance party, and the premiere of the first music video by the Solwezi Sisters

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Kambisa!BeHeard. ('SpeakUp!BeHeard.') is an international arts & media movement facilitating the underrepresented in Zambia and the Netherlands to produce their first films, songs and stories.