"Libya Free" at Luxor African Film Festival

The 2ndedition of Luxor African Film Festival resumes its events throughout thecharming ancient city that is witnessing a large number of delegates fromvarious African countries to compete for its awards.

Thefilms screening at the Luxor Culture Palace are "Kenya and Rwanda" byErik Brown of Rwanda, "Mama Africa" ​​by Mika Krimaky from SouthAfrica, "Sparkle" by Solomon Qais from Mali, "Libya free"by Fraatz Aovenr from Libya, "Say Goodbye" by Azi Mostert from SouthAfrica and the Angolan "Carved Mountain" by Jian Sebastian.

Also, Tunisianfilm "Ya Min Ash" (O Who Lived) by Hind Bu Joma, "I lived AbsenceTwice" by Dreeva Mivnr, "Delamy" By Nadine Ostobojo from Gabon,"Grandparents Garden" by Ncholovio Monaro from South Africa,"Yvette" by Mary Bosolo from Burkina Faso and from Tanzania "WhoKilled Me" by Emile Hevgenia.

As for the filmsscreening at the Conference Hall, they will "Alafransy" by AalianGomes, Kenyan "Nairobi half-life" by Touche Jetunja, "Sand Hunters"by Andry Diarra and Angolan "All Alright" by Bocas Pascola.