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I began to look into this stuff on the Internet, in books and in documentary films, in my travels with my family.
Instead, what she really wanted to do was make films.
I write musicals; I make short films alongside my poems.
MS: I have friends who make great big, giant Hollywood films, and I have friends who make little independent films like I make.
And the friends of mine who make big, giant Hollywood movies say the reason their films are so successful is because of the brand partners that they have.
And then my friends who make small independent films say, "Well, how are we supposed to compete with these big, giant Hollywood movies?"
So last summer, I took a state-of-the-art film scanner that was developed for digitizing Hollywood films and remastering them, and two art historians, and we went over to England, put on some gloves and archived and digitized all of that film.
If you've seen any of our Bollywood films, this is what the policeman wears, it's called a zapalu cap.
The recipe to make those films is to take advantage of the fact that proteins are extremely smart at what they do.
It's actually not limited to films.
Now I am making films.
"One has only to glance at its press films, fashion shows, beauty contests, ballrooms, wine bars and broadcasting stations."
And then at the other end, there's performance and short films and indoor installations like this indoor installation and this one, and outdoor installations like this one and this one.
And this is by Cicily Bennett, and it's from a series of short films.
And it takes all the infrared available at night, converts it into an electron in the space of two small films, and is enabling you to play an image which you can see through.
As a child growing up in Nigeria, books sparked my earliest imagination, but films, films transported me to magical places with flying cars, to infinite space with whole universes of worlds to discover.
A decade and a half ago, I moved from working in law and technology in New York to financing, producing and distributing films in Nairobi, Lagos and Johannesburg.
Afrofuturist films like "Pumzi," Wanuri Kahiu's superb sci-fi flick, paint brilliant pictures of Africa's future, while Rungano Nyoni's "I Am Not A Witch" and Akin Omotoso's "Vaya" show us and catalogue our present.
Beautiful, engaging films like these stills of "Pumzi," "Vaya," and "I Am Not A Witch" show.
With mobile, Africans are discovering more and more of these films, and what that means is that it really matters less in Kinshasa or Cotonou what Cannes thinks of African film, or if those opinions are informed or fair.
Films can serve as a conveyor belt for hope.
With focus on investment, films can help drive that change in Africa's people, a change that is necessary to make the hundred-year leap, a change that will help create a prosperous Africa, an Africa that is dramatically better than it is today.
There was a very interesting film, one of the rare good films done about a situation like this, by Julian Schnabel some years ago about a patient that was in that condition.
It attracted 42,000 people, and we showcased 51 films.
Miners can be rescued, patients can be saved, beautiful films can be created.
And it's not just successfully starring in films that's dangerous.
Could be used for anything, for performances, films, for installations.
The films were curated and contextualized.
As they watch more films their lives got palpably richer.
The films provided communality across all manner of divide.
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