PROGRAMME
2007
2006
2005
2004

 
Amakula Kampala 2006:
  Film Screenings
    Thursday May 4, 2006
    Friday May 5, 2006
  Saturday May 6, 2006
  Sunday May 7, 2006
  Monday May 8, 2006
  Tuesday May 9, 2006
  Wednesday May 10, 2006
  Thursday May 11, 2006
  Friday May 12, 2006
  Saturday May 13, 2006
  Sunday May 14, 2006
  Workshops, Seminars, Lectures, Discussions
  Performances
  Art Exhibitions


The Video Viewing Lounge at the Alliance Francaise
Check the Alliance Francaise for the Week’s Schedule of the Video Viewing Lounge. Programmes will occur everyday during the Festival from 11am to 7pm.

Programmes of Films and Videos under the following categories:
The Commentary of the Others
Supporting Voices: Speaking of Cinema
All Singing Voices
Voices Speaking Words
Gathering Voices in Ugandan Media
The Samuel Beckett Centennial: Reverberating Voices
Extra Curricular Hamlet Mechanics Marathon
A Day at the Opera
Translating Kikuyu Voices from River Road
This Year’s Nigerian Models

and a Special presentation on
Ex/Changing Voices on Television including a television programme shot in Uganda:

Nicki Stoker, Max Baring, Ed Kellie and Sarah Hamilton
African School, BBC FOUR (UK, 2005, 8 X 30: 240 min.)
We are proud to present this important television programme which was shot in Uganda. This lively series from BBC FOUR captures the daily lives, concerns and personalities of young Africans and their teachers in the Ugandan town of Masindi.

Special Focus on:
Edward R, Murrow, Dennis Potter, Robert Altman including as a special feature in its entirety: Robert Altman’s Tanner ‘88 (USA, 1988, 353 min.)
In 1988, renegade filmmaker Altman and cartoonist Garry Trudeau created a presidential candidate: an obscure, very liberal, Michigan Democratic congressmen named Jack Tanner and his campaign slogan is ‘For Real’. This ‘mockumentary’ forms a devastating critique of the relationship between TV and American politics



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