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John Boyega partners with Netflix to create African films
10.03.2020 - 23:03 / hollywood.com
John Boyega is teaming up with Netflix to create a series of feature films set in Africa.
Boyega founded his UpperRoom production company in 2016 with the aim of producing content from west Africa, reflecting his Nigerian heritage, and east Africa, in line with his production partner Yara Shaikh’s Sudanese roots.
Now, the Star Wars actor has signed a development deal with Netflix for three non-English language films, two set in Nigeria and one from Egypt, with UpperRoom developing further
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John Boyega to develop Netflix projects based on African stories
The feature films will all be non-English language
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10.03.2020 / 18:15
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