In ‘A Vineyard for A Lobster,’ Snowfall in a Ugandan Village Becomes a Political and Colonial Allegory ...Middle East

Director Talemwa Pius, who pitched his project at Locarno Open Doors, where it won one of the main awards, asks: "What really changed after colonialism, and what didn’t."

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