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A  scene from the Half Life movie screening at Cinemax Cinena Arena mall Written by Annet Aloyo, Director of Studies at Mediavision Academy The Uganda Film Festival (UFF) 2024 is in full swing, and excitement is buzzing around the highly anticipated film 'Half-Life,' directed by seasoned producer Richard Mulindwa. Yesterday, May 24th, the film had its screening at Cinemax Cinema Arena Mall, captivating the audience and marking a significant moment in Ugandan cinema.  Mediavision Academy was present to support our friend and partner, Richard Mulindwa. He has consistently delivered exceptional stories through films like Leila, Monica, Freedom, and The Test.   Half Life promises to be another fascinating experience. The film has gathered a remarkable six (6) nominations at UFF 2024, demonstrating its creative merit and potential.  Mediavision Academy team in a photo moment with the director and Producer Mulindwa Richard  Mulindwa's dedication to showcasing Ugandan talent is

  Written by Aloyo Annet,   Director of Studies Mediavision Academy The 11th Edition of Uganda Film Festival: A Testament to the Growing Film Industry The nomination list for the 12th edition of the prestigious Uganda Film Festival (UFF) has been released, and it's an exciting time for the film industry in Uganda. This year's edition features a diverse and talented group of newcomers, showcasing the growing interest and enthusiasm of young people in the movie industry. The UFF, organized by the Uganda Communication Commission (UCC), has become a significant motivating factor for film lovers, filmmakers, funders, and content buyers. The festival has played a crucial role in improving the quality of movies in Uganda, as each contender strives to be recognized and ultimately win an award. This year's edition boasts 25 categories of potential winners, including best regional film, best international film, best East African film, and best viewer's choice. The release o

Mediavision Academy boss Nkambo Robert shares a lighthearted moment with the talented cast of 'The Crush' at the National Theater. Photo Credit Kamya John Written by Aloyo Annet, Director of Studies - Mediavision Academy The Ugandan film industry has a new shining star, Harriet Amito Lubega, who recently premiered her first-ever movie, 'The Crush,' at the National Theater on May 8th, 2024. The film, which revolves around a woman's relentless pursuit of love, has already reaped significant attention and praise, particularly for its strong female lead. 'The Crush' tells the story of Zeporah, a woman who is deeply in love with Jefta. Her desperation to win his heart leads her to take drastic measures, including attempting to kill her cousin Lucky, who Jefta also loves. This tragic tale of love, jealousy, and betrayal is a relatable story in many communities, making it a powerful and thought-provoking film. A scene in the movie where Ziporrah performed by Harr