The Juba Film Festival

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The Juba Film Festival provides a platform for young local filmmakers who have the opportunity to interact and share their experiences in the world of diversity and change altogether making a difference in the development of a better and modified South Sudan.

## History

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According to Radio Tamazuj news,[1] the film festival founder and Director will be taken for a trip to Germany to see the cinematography of the people there and engage in transforming the current stature in the movie festival in South Sudan. The other participants from 25 other countries will also be part of the exhibition and are to make the necessary changes to their countries of origin.

### Origin

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The story of the origin and start of the Juba Film Festival has been recorded and released for the consumption of the various interested parties as it involved a lot of work and connections. According to Eye Radio, the detailed explanation has been displayed for the public.[2]

### Funding

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The festival received funding from the Federal Foreign Office which aims at building the connection and making the festival a well established and multiple-attended nationwide program.

## References

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1. ^ "Juba film festival founder to take part in Berlin's film festival". Radio Tamazuj. Retrieved 2020-10-06.
2. ^ "The Journey of The Stories: Juba Film Festival". Eye Radio. Retrieved 2020-10-06.

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