Caroline Kamya
Caroline Kamya (born 1974) is a British Ugandan film director and producer.
Early life[]
Kamya was born and raised in ,[1]
Education[]
Kamya has a BSc in Architecture and Urban design and an MA in TV Documentary from Goldsmiths College.
Career[]
Kamya has won over 10 awards internationally and has worked in television in London before setting up a production house in Kampala, IVAD International.[2]
Kamya's debut feature film, Imani (2010), opened at the 2010 Berlin Film Festival,[3] where it was nominated for Best First Feature. Chips and Liver Girls, codirected with Danish director Boris Bertram in 2010, was a short film about young Ugandan women and "the men who pay for their studies".[4] The short film Fire Fly (2011) was shot in China.
Filmography[]
- Chips and Liver Girls (short), 2011
- Imani, 2010
- Fire Fly (short), 2011
- 2019
References[]
- ^ Mette Hjort; Ursula Lindqvist (2016). A Companion to Nordic Cinema. John Wiley & Sons. p. 197. ISBN 978-1-118-47528-7.
- ^ Caroline Kamya at IMDb
- ^ Caroline Kamya, International Film Festival Rotterdam.
- ^ Rob Stone; Paul Cooke; Stephanie Dennison (2017). The Routledge Companion to World Cinema. Taylor & Francis. p. 988. ISBN 978-1-317-42058-3.
External links[]
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