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Volume I ~ Disc 3: Welcome To Nollywood (DVD) 56 mins

Produced by Jamie Meltzer

Price: $23.95

"Welcome To Nollywood" is an artful and insightful documentary on the hustle and bustle of the quickly growing Nigerian movie industry, the third largest film producer in the world. With engaging interviews from leading industry professionals and intriguing behind-the-scenes footage, Meltzer's depiction is entertaining, complex and a must-see for all who seek to know why this evolving industry is grabbing such large audiences around the world.

"AfroPoP" is sponsored by the Coporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB).

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Hi all yo film is gud i like it ,how can i join you guyz ? i,m staying in south africa i am 28 yrs i have 2 chldren and i,m working for this company

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