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John Boyega to develop Netflix projects based on African stories
10.03.2020 - 21:03 / nme.com
The feature films will all be non-English language
John Boyega will helm a string of non-English language projects based on African stories for Netflix.
The Star Wars actor is leading the project with his production company UpperRoom Productions, launched in 2016 when Boyega had a producing role on Pacific: Uprising.
The details of upcoming projects in the deal remain unconfirmed, but they will delve into characters, books, ancestors and mythology from African countries, focusing on West and
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