WHY CINÉFEMMES-RWANDA
In Rwanda, filmmaking is still in its infancy, but like everywhere else, everything starts somewhere. Theatre as well as filmmaking
suffers from lack of art schools and conservatories, appropriate material, and well trained and experienced artists.
Ni mu masaha make, tukinjira mu Icyumweru cy'Icyunamo (7 - 13 Mata), n'iminsi ijana (7 Mata - 3 Nyakanga 2026) twibuka ku nshuro ya 32 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi mu Rwanda.
Kuri iyi mpuzanzira https://t.co/tHnrwuwUGz, murahasanga inyoborabikorwa ijyanye n’ibikorwa bya #Kwibuka32.
Welcome to the second cohort of Ubufatanye Program, a program introducing people with disabilities in cinema not just as subjects but also as storytellers.
#pwd#pwdinclusion#ubufatanyeprogram#rw
exactly one month since we had a closing ceremony of the 8th edition of Urusaro International Women Film Festival, we couldn't have made it otherway if not the support of our main sponsor @CanalPlusRwanda and our Partners #femalefilmmakers#festivalseason
8th Urusaro IWFF closing and awarding ceremony was nothing short of good experience and celebration of women filmmakers.
This marks the end the 8th edition since we started to celebrate stories of women and marginalised communities
#festival#festivalseason#RwOT
This project is in consortium with @UrunanaDC and Troupe des Personnees Handicapees Twuzuzanye (THT) funded by European Union in Rwanda.
Through this program, CinéFEMMES Rwanda introduce #PwD in #Cinema as one of the growing industry bearing revenues.
#Rwanda#PwDinCinema
Last week on 6th May 2024, CinéFEMMES Rwanda launched its project named " UBUFATANYE Program" a projected aimed to equid People with Disabilities with cinema and audiovisual skills that can economically empower their life. #PWDRights#PWDinclusion#pwdincinema#RwoT