Indigenous Cinema Alliance Sets Biggest Ever Berlinale & EFM Program As It Marks 10 Years At Festival ...Middle East

The Indigenous Cinema Alliance (ICA) heads to the Berlinale and European Film Market with a bolstered lineup this February as it celebrates 10 years of promoting Indigenous film and television. Three works by Indigenous directors – Wrong Husband, White Ochre and Akababuru: Expression of Astonishment – are playing in the Berlinale’s Generation sidebar, while Wilfred […]

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