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72            	<h1><a href="/">The Witches of Gambaga | A documentary film by Yaba Badoe</a></h1>
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106                    <div id="post-885" class="post-885 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-blog p publish first-post author-yaba-badoe cat untagged y2013 m05 d08 h15 alt">
107                        <h3><a href="../../2013/05/something-new-something-old/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Something new, something old!">Something new, something old! &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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110                            <p>Here’s an old review of <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> I’ve just come across. It’s well worth a read because the blogger has visited Gambaga and antagonised the chief while she was there!</p>
111<p><a href="http://planet-dissi.de/?cat=1863">http://planet-dissi.de/?cat=1863</a></p>
112<p>Thanks for the great review planet dissi</p>
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117                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
118                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="May 8, 2013 - 3:47 pm">May 8, 2013</abbr></span>
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127                        <h3><a href="../../2013/04/witch-burning-in-papua-new-guinea/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Wit
127ch burning in Papua New Guinea">Witch burning in Papua New Guinea &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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130                            <p>It seems one of the motives behind the recent spate of &#8216;witch’ burnings in Papua New Guinea is a desire to usurp women from their land.</p>
131<p>This article in the New York Times is very enlightening:</p>
132<p><a href="http://rendezvous.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/19/women-tortured-killed-as-witches-in-papua-new-guinea-in-2013/">http://rendezvous.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/19/women-tortured-killed-as-witches-in-papua-new-guinea-in-2013/</a></p>
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137                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
138                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 25, 2013 - 5:26 pm">April 25, 2013</abbr></span>
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147                        <h3><a href="../../2012/11/afrikamyra-2012-berlin/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Afrikamyra  2012 Berlin">Afrikamyra  2012 Berlin &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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150                            <p>I’ve just returned to London after attending Afrikamera in Berlin. The theme of this year’s festival was women in front and behind the camera. Here’s a report on the festival by African-American academic, Beti Ellerson:</p>
151<p>http://africanwomenincinema.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/report-on-afrikamera-2012-women-on-and.html</p>
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156                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
157                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="November 21, 2012 - 5:25 pm">November 21, 2012</abbr></span>
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166                        <h3><a href="../../2012/04/collective-eye-interview-2/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Collective Eye interview">Collective Eye interview &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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169                            <p>Here’s an interview with Collective Eye, the new distributors of DVDs of <em>The Witches of Gambaga </em>in the USA</p>
170<p>&nbsp;</p>
171<p>http://collectiveeye.org/spotlight/yaba-badoe.html?utm_source=Collective+Eye%2C+Inc.+Educational&utm_campaign=9169009fdd-April_2012_Newsletter4_17_2012&utm_medium=email</p>
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176                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
177                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 19, 2012 - 2:00 pm">April 19, 2012</abbr></span>
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186                        <h3><a href="../../2012/04/great-photos/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Great photos">Great photos &rsaquo;</a></h3>
187                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
188                        <div class="entry-summary article">
189                            <p>Check out these incredible photos of &#8216;witches’ at the Gambaga camp and Kpatinga taken by Ghanaian photographer, Nyani Quarmyne. They are very good indeed.<br/>
190http://nyani.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Witch/G0000ZcShI8re9l4/I0000_iDhWlA1XyA</p>
191<div><a href="http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/photoshelter.com?pip=false&amp;premium=false&amp;client_uid=1228290207&amp;client_ver=3.4.1.195&amp;client_type=IEPlugin&amp;suite=true&amp;aff_id=605&amp;locale=en_us&amp;ui=1&amp;os_ver=6.0.2.0&amp;ref=safesearch" target="_blank"><img src="data:image/gif;base64,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" alt="" border="0"/></a></div>
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196                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
197                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 5, 2012 - 12:32 pm">April 5, 2012</abbr></span>
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206                        <h3><a href="../../2012/03/womens-things-orkney/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Women’s Things – Orkney">Women’s Things - Orkney &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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209                            <p>I was invited to show <em>The Witches of Gambaga </em>at a <em>Women’s Things</em> seminar in Orkney to celebrate International Women’s Day. I had a great time with my old school friend, now county archeoleogist  of Orkney, Julie Gibson, who organised the seminar. About 50 of us spent the day mulling over folk tales - From Goddess to Wit
209ch: the Declining Fortunes of Women in Orkney Folk Tradition, women magicians and shamans among the Vikings and then Orkney Witchcraft Trails of the 17th century.  A veritable feast of gender and justice over the ages! Below is a link to Radio Orkney’s feature on the seminar. It’s the second item in:</p>
210<p><a href="https://soundcloud.com/radio-orkney/tullimentan-march-2012">http://soundcloud.com/radio-orkney/tullimentan-march-2012</a></p>
211<p><em><br/>
212</em></p>
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217                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
218                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="March 22, 2012 - 2:20 pm">March 22, 2012</abbr></span>
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227                        <h3><a href="../../2012/03/museum-of-the-african-diaspora-san-francisco-march-10/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco, March 10">Museum of the African Diaspora, San Francisco, March 10 &rsaquo;</a></h3>
228                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
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230                            <p>Amina Mama will be presenting and  discussing <em>The Witches of Gambaga </em> at  the Museum of the African Diaspora,  San Francisco on Saturday 10th March at 10am.<br/>
231http://www.moadsf.org/visit/calendar.html</p>
232<p>&nbsp;</p>
233<p>&nbsp;</p>
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238                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
239                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="March 9, 2012 - 3:16 pm">March 9, 2012</abbr></span>
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248                        <h3><a href="../../2012/02/2012-one-world-media-awards/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to 2012 One World Media Awards">2012 One World Media Awards &rsaquo;</a></h3>
249                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
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251                            <div> Fantastic news! <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> has just been short-listed for the One World Media 2012 Documentary Award!</div>
252<div>  Check out the website: http://oneworldmedia.org.uk/awards/shortlist</div>
253<p>&nbsp;</p>
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258                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
259                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="February 20, 2012 - 5:44 pm">February 20, 2012</abbr></span>
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268                        <h3><a href="../../2012/01/women-and-film-in-africa/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Women and Film in Africa">Women and Film in Africa &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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270                        <div class="entry-summary article">
271                            <p>Here’s an interesting review of  <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> by Kathy Stewart.</p>
272<p>http://www.subtitledonline.com/special-features/women-and-film-in-africa</p>
273<p>I was a keynote speaker at the conference on Women and Film in Africa, which was held at the University of Westminster at the end of last year.</p>
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278                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
279                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="January 25, 2012 - 4:02 pm">January 25, 2012</abbr></span>
280                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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288                        <h3><a href="../../2012/01/the-witches-of-gambaga-at-the-bfi-london/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to The Witches of Gambaga at the BFI, London">The Witches of Gambaga at the BFI, London &rsaquo;</a></h3>
289                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
290                        <div class="entry-summary article">
291                            <p>The screening of the Witches of Gambaga at the British Film Institute on Saturday afternoon was fantastic. The documentary played to a full house and &#8216;Delwande’, a film from Burkino Faso about a woman accused of witchcraft that followed the screening, made for a great programme and an excellent discussion afterwards. Thank you every one who came and made the afternoon such a success.</p>
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296                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
297                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="January 23, 2012 - 11:23 am">January 23, 2012</abbr></span>
298                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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306                        <h3><a href="../../2011/10/just-imagine/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Just Imagine!">Just Imagine! &rsaquo;</a></h3>
307                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
308                        <div class="entry-summary article">
309                            <p>I’ve now been in Ghana for 3 weeks at my job as Visiting Scholar at the Institute of African Studies. The Institute and it’s former Director, Professor Takyiwaa Manuh, were extremely supportive and instrumental in helping us complete <em>The Witches of Gambaga. </em>Imagine my shock when a young Lecturer came up to me the other day, and told me that watching <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> is now part of the Gender and African Studies course. Every student at the University of Ghana has to take this course. They watch the documentary and then discuss it, which means that by the end of the academic year over 2500 of Ghana’s future movers and shakers will have seen it. I call that a successful outcome!</p>
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314                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
315                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="October 24, 2011 - 3:00 pm">October 24, 2011</abbr></span>
316                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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324                        <h3><a href="../../2011/10/real-life-documentary-festival/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Real Life Documentary Festival">Real Life Documentary Festival &rsaquo;</a></h3>
325                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
326                        <div class="entry-summary article">
327                            <p>I arrived in Ghana late on Monday evening, in time to take part in the final day of the 6th Annual Real Life Documentary Festival in Accra on Tuesday. Festival director, Lydie Diakhate, invited me to give a Master class in documentary film making, which I did, using <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> as a case study. Researching, directing and then completing a documentary film is all about building <strong>relationships: </strong>working with subjects, forging a team and then creating alliances, political and personal, to obtain funding. The film would never have been made without the incredible support and commitment of my co-producer, Amina Mama, and the women’s movement in Ghana - not to mention the many friends and NGOs, who in their various ways, contributed. The audience at the Maison Francaise at the University of Ghana, where the Masterclass took place, was too big to workshop ideas in pairs. There were about 70 students in the audience altogether. However, I was able to show clips from some of my favourite, award-winning documentaries: <em>Pray The Devil Back to Hell, </em>Fork Films’ amazing celebration of  the women’s peace movement in Liberia and <em>Somewhere Special, </em>directed and filmed by Darren Hercher, who also did the camera work on <em>The Witches. </em>I really enjoyed giving the Master class and the Q & A session with the students after the screening of <em>The Witches of Gambaga,</em> went well. Thank you, Lydie, for inviting me to take part in your festival. And warm congratulations to Leymah Gobwee, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia and Tawakul Karman of Yemen for  being awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace today for your non-violent activism.</p>
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332                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
333                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="October 7, 2011 - 1:20 pm">October 7, 2011</abbr></span>
334                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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342                        <h3><a href="../../2011/09/african-women-in-cinema-blog-a-conversation-with-yaba-badoe/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to African Women in Cinema Blog: a conversation with Yaba Badoe">African Women in Cinema Blog: a conversation with Yaba Badoe &rsaquo;</a></h3>
343                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
344                        <div class="entry-summary article">
345                            <p>http://africanwomenincinema.blogspot.com/2011/09/conversation-with-yaba-badoe.html</p>
346<p>Check out Beti Ellerson’s interview with me on her Facebook blog. Thank y
346ou, Beti!</p>
347<p>&nbsp;</p>
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352                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
353                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="September 2, 2011 - 2:54 pm">September 2, 2011</abbr></span>
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362                        <h3><a href="../../2011/08/great-news/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to GREAT NEWS!">GREAT NEWS! &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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365                            <p>I’ve just heard that The Witches of Gambaga has been selected for the Rio International Film Festival (6th -11th October) the Reel Sisters Film Festival in New York (15 - 16th October) & Film Africa 2011,  in London this November.<br/>
366It’s also been chosen to be part of the British Film Institute’s African Odyessy series and is penciled in for a screening in London on Saturday 21st January, 2012.<br/>
367I’ll let you know the times and dates of the screenings as soon as I get the details</p>
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372                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
373                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="August 18, 2011 - 3:45 pm">August 18, 2011</abbr></span>
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382                        <h3><a href="../../2011/06/the-witches-of-gambaga-afrykamera-2011-poland/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to The Witches of Gambaga @ Afrykamera 2011, Poland">The Witches of Gambaga @ Afrykamera 2011, Poland &rsaquo;</a></h3>
383                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
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385                            <p>The Witches of Gambaga has just been shown at Warsaw in Poland as part of Afrykamera, the only African Film Festival in Eastern Europe. Zimbawean 
385novelist and filmmaker, Tstsi Dangaremba, recommended the film to the Afrykamera team, and they selected it for this year’s festival from 26th May- 2nd June.<br/>
386   The documentary went down very well with audiences at the festival. It received an audience rating of 4.33 out of 5, was voted best new documentary out of the 13 shown at Afrykamera, and was the overall 3rd favourite documentary. 1st and 2nd place went to two &#8216;classic &#8216;documentaries made in 1999 &#038; 2000 respectively. Finally, The Witches came 6th in the audience rating of everything screened at the festival - 11 documentaries and 27 feature films - which is a tremendous accolade.<br/>
387Thank you Shamek Stepien of Afrykamera for sharing this information with us!<br/>
388You can find out more about Afrykamera  at this website: <ahref="http: http: www.afrykamera.pl ">http://www.afrykamera.pl/</a></p>
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393                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
394                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="June 16, 2011 - 6:48 pm">June 16, 2011</abbr></span>
395                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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403                        <h3><a href="../../2011/06/interview-with-shannon-effinger-new-york-african-film-festival/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Interview with Shannon Effinger – New York African Film Festival">Interview with Shannon Effinger - New York African Film Festival &rsaquo;</a></h3>
404                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
405                        <div class="entry-summary article">
406                            <p>Check out Shannon Effinger’s interview with me at the New York African Film Festival:</p>
407<p>http://soundcloud.com/societyhae/the-witches-of-gambaga</p>
408<p>Shannon also wrote about &#8216;The Witches of Gambaga’  here:</p>
409<p>http://www.societyhae.com/profiles/blogs/new-york-african-film-festival</p>
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414                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
415                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="June 7, 2011 - 9:52 pm">June 7, 2011</abbr></span>
416                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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424                        <h3><a href="../../2011/05/witches-of-gambaga-in-nassau-bahamas/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Wit
424ches of Gambaga in Nassau, Bahamas">Witches of Gambaga in Nassau, Bahamas &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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427                            <p>Last night’s screening at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas was very well attended. Between 40 -50 Bahamians and friends turned up to watch an out-door viewing of &#8216;The Witches of Gambaga’ on a balmy Nassau night. Among the audience and well wishers was my old friend Audrey Roerts of Source International Development Consultants and Marion Bethel - poet, filmmaker, lawyer and the inspiration behind High Tide. High Tide and Source collaborated with Erica James of the National Gallery of the Bahamas to bring me to the Bahamas. The documentary was well-received and searching questions were asked after the screening. Chrissie Love, doyenne of morning talk radio came to the event, having invited Audrey and me to take part in her show on Wednesday morning. Tyronne Fergurson, an African-inspired metal artist was there as well as other well-wishers such as Maria Govan, director of the excellent Bahamian feature film, Rain. I’m really enjoying my stay in Nassau. I love the quaint candy-coloured houses here.</p>
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432                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
433                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="May 28, 2011 - 1:48 am">May 28, 2011</abbr></span>
434                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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442                        <h3><a href="../../2011/05/witches-of-gambaga-at-dmviff-in-june/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Wit
442ches of Gambaga at DMVIFF in June">Witches of Gambaga at DMVIFF in June &rsaquo;</a></h3>
443                        <!--BEGIN .entry-summary .article-->
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445                            <p>Excellent news. The Witches of Gambaga has just been selected for screening as part of the official comeptition at the DMVIFF - an International Film Festival that caters for the visual arts in the D.C/Maryland and Virginia areas of the Unites States. The Festival runs from June 15 - 17 in Washington D.C. I’ll let you know as soon as we have a date for the screening. Until then, I’m off to Nassau in the Bahamas for a screening of the film at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas on Thursday 26th May at 8pm. I’m really looking forward to it.</p>
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450                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
451                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="May 15, 2011 - 6:25 pm">May 15, 2011</abbr></span>
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460                        <h3><a href="../../2011/05/more-photos-of-cinemafrica-stockholm/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to More photos of CinemAfrica, Stockholm">More photos of CinemAfrica, Stockholm &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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463                            <p><a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-707"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/021-680x510.jpg" alt="" title="Queues forming outside Bio Rio cinema for the breakfast of 'The Witches of Gambaga'" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-707"/></a><a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-706"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/025-680x510.jpg" alt="" title="My friend Karin Sohlgren at the Bio Rio Cinema" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-706"/></a><a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-705"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/020-680x510.jpg" alt="" title="Mark Kaigwa, who curated an excellent workshop on the history animation in Africa" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-705"/></a><a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-701"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/011-680x510.jpg" alt="" title="A frozen Baltic" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-701"/></a><a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-700"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/0072-680x510.jpg" alt="Stockholm" title="View from my hotel window" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-700"/></a></p>
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468                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
469                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="May 9, 2011 - 10:31 pm">May 9, 2011</abbr></span>
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478                        <h3><a href="../../2011/05/university-of-california-davis-feminist-film-festival/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to University of California Davis Feminist Film Festival">University of California Davis Feminist Film Festival &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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481                            <p>Great news! The Witches of Gambaga has just received the Audience Choice Award Honorable Mention from this year’s Davis Feminist Film Festival. Thank you to all those in the audience at UC Davis who engaged so powerfully with the film.</p>
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486                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
487                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="May 5, 2011 - 8:29 am">May 5, 2011</abbr></span>
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496                        <h3><a href="../../files/g-with-my-good-friend-poet-and-academic-professor-abena-busia-thanks-to-abe-im-getting-ready-for-a-screening-of-the-witches-of-gambaga_qdndiuakdf0o3t0qkkgfp7/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to New Brunswick">New Brunswick &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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499                            <p>I’m in New Brunswick, New Jersey, at the moment, staying with my good friend, poet and academic, Professor Abena Busia. Thanks to Abe, I’m getting ready for a screening of &#8216;The Witches of Gambaga’ at Rutgers tomorrow. The sun has been out today and we went to see a fantatsic exhibition of photographs at Newark Museum - Posing Beauty - curated by Deborah Willis. I haven’t  been to such an absorbing exhibition for ages. I thoroughly recommend it. The screening on the 14th at Africa House, Binghamton, was fun. Africa House is a great venue. Azucar, who runs the space, and her mother Nkiru Nzegwu, were excellent hosts. They made me feel at home and rustled up a good crowd to watch the film. All in all an excellent trip rounded off by a hearty breakfast at Joe’s Legacy Diner the next morning. Amazing. I’ll post photos in a day or so.  </p>
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504                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
505                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 18, 2011 - 1:21 am">April 18, 2011</abbr></span>
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514                        <h3><a href="../../2011/04/recent-screenings/" class="black" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Recent screenings">Recent screenings &rsaquo;</a></h3>
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517                            <p>Last nights screening was very well attended and received. It also provoked some interesting questions and discussions about the relationship between economic poverty and cultural changes, including rising cultural and religious fundamentalism being part of neoliberal globalization. The number of witches in the various camps around Ghana is reported to have risen from the 1,000 that Yaba reports in the film, to over 3,000 at the last count. Meanwhile the lack of access to education, social and cultural development, as well as money, continues to create confusion and anxieties at community level, and more women are made into scapegoats for social ills and outbreaks of poverty-related diseases, stripped of their assets and driven out of their home communities.</p>
518<p>The discussions being provoked in New York are of course different from those stimulated in Ghanaian and other African contexts, but the level of interest is still very high, and raises many additional issues about African culture in the world.</p>
519<p>We were especially delighted to share last nights’ the screening and discussion 
519with two exciting emergent and highly artistic film makers – Zina Saro Wiwa presented two colouful and surreal shorts ‘The Deliverance of Comfort’ – and ‘Phyllis’ (Nigeria), while Ekwa Msangi Omari presented an intense foretaste of Taharuki (‘Suspense’, Kenya) an excerpt from a thriller she is developing on child trafficking.</p>
520<p>Mahen Bonetti and her team do an fantastic job curating this fabulous festival – now in its 18th year. A veritable visual feast of Africa and African film in this global era, featuring state of the art up-to-date works, and as full of new talent as it is of newly uncovered material and insights into the home of all humanity. For more info on tonight and other screenings in the US go to http://www.africanfilmny.org</p>
521<p>Yaba is off to Sarah Lawrence College today, and then to Binghampton and Rutgers, before traveling across for the Bay Area to join me for a screening at Mills College in Oakland.</p>
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526                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Amina Mama</span>
527                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 12, 2011 - 11:48 pm">April 12, 2011</abbr></span>
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539                            <p>Yaba and I are both in New York for the screening at the 18th African Film Festival, a wonderful event featuring some fascinating new African and diasporan films, and attended by many exciting young filmmakers discussing a range of artistic, political and ethical issues in contemporary cinematography. More details can be found on their website http://www.africanfilmny.org</p>
540<p>The screenings continue tomorrow 11th April and Tuesday 12th April, so if you are in NY come and join the delights of viewing, socializing and meeting the creative community gathered there!</p>
541<p>Yaba and I will be at the screening Monday 11th April @ 8.00pm at the Walter Reade Theatre, the Lincoln Centre.</p>
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546                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Amina Mama</span>
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559                            <p>Just returned from a fabulous few days at CinemAfrica, a celebration of Africa films and documentaries in Stockholm. The Witches of  Gambaga was screened twice to packed audie
559nces. A great experience.<br/>
560<a href="/" rel="attachment wp-att-662"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/016-680x510.jpg" alt="" title="Oscar - CinemAfrica" width="680" height="510" class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-662"/></a></p>
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565                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
566                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="April 1, 2011 - 11:40 am">April 1, 2011</abbr></span>
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578                            <p>Fabulous news! <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> just won Second Prize for Documentaries at Fespaco 2011 - Africa’s biggest film festival - in Ouagadougou last Saturday. Check out an article about the awards won by women at this year’s Fespaco in Ouagadougou here <a href="http://networkedblogs.com/f8eU3" target="_blank" title="Link opens in a new window">networkedblogs.com/f8eU3</a>.</p>
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583                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
584                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="March 8, 2011 - 1:34 pm">March 8, 2011</abbr></span>
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596                            <p>A 40 minute version of <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> will be shown on GTV (Ghana National Televsion) on Friday night. Gifty Anti - a very well know Ghanaian broadcaster will be screening the documentary on her programme <em>Standpoint </em>at 8.15 on Friday March 4th.</p>
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601                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
602                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="March 3, 2011 - 3:11 pm">March 3, 2011</abbr></span>
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614                            <p>Great review of <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> was just posted on the <a target="_blank" title="Link opens in a new window" href="http://www.newint.org/blog/majority/2011/02/23/review-the-witches-of-gambaga/">New Internationalist blog</a>. Thank you Sokari!</p>
615<p>I shall be uploading pictures of the screening in Ouagadougou soon. We all had a blast and the film was well-received. More soon&#8230;</p>
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620                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
621                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="March 3, 2011 - 5:50 am">March 3, 2011</abbr></span>
622                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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632                        <div class="entry-summary article">
633                            <p>Had a great launch of <em>The Witches of Gambaga</em> at the British Council in Accra this morning. For those weren’t able to catch it, I’ll be showing the documentary at Ashesi University College, North Labone, (Lecture hall 2 in Building 2) at 4.15pm on Thu 17th of February. Then again on Friday 18th February at 6pm at the University of Ghana at the Institute of African Studies, Nketia Lecture Hall. </p>
634<p>The audience’s reaction was fascinating. The men were strangely silent, while many women talked about incidents in their lives when they had been accused of witchcraft. One woman, a scientist, was labelled a &#8216;witch’ after she gave birth to physically challenged child. The question is - now that the film has moved people - what do we do now? All suggestions appreciated&#8230;</p>
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639                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
640                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="February 17, 2011 - 3:15 am">February 17, 2011</abbr></span>
641                            <span class="meta-sep">&mdash;</span>
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652                            <p>The Witches of Gambaga wrap party - Dobet Gnahoré’s concert at Rich Mix, London.</p>
653<div class="fancy-gallery gallery" id="gallery_478"><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Colin-Rose1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Colin Izod, Yaba Badoe and Rose" title="Colin Izod, Yaba Badoe and Rose"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Colin-Izod-MD-Big-Heart-Media-with-Duncan-Harris-editor-of-the-witches1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="	Yaba Badoe, Colin Izod (Director of Big Heart Media), Rose and Duncan Harris (editor of The Witches of Gambaga)" title="	Yaba Badoe, Colin Izod (Director of Big Heart Media), Rose and Duncan Harris (editor of The Witches of Gambaga)"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Dobet-at-the-Rich-Mix-London1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Dobet Gnahoré in concert at Rich Mix, London" title="Dobet Gnahoré in concert at Rich Mix, London"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Dobet-in-concert1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Dobet Gnahoré in concert at Rich Mix, London" title="Dobet Gnahoré in concert at Rich Mix, London"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Fenella-Greenfield-Promo-Producer-created-the-trailer-of-the-film1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Yaba Badoe with Fenella Greenfield, who created the film trailer" title="Yaba Badoe with Fenella Greenfield, who created the film trailer"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Jim-Betteridge-sound-mixer-for-the-witches1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Yaba Badoe with Jim Betteridge, sound mixer for the film" title="Yaba Badoe with Jim Betteridge, sound mixer for the film"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Paula-Nightingale-Yaba-and-Magaret-Busby1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Paula Nightingale, Yaba Badoe and Magaret Busby" title="Paula Nightingale, Yaba Badoe and Magaret Busby"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Paulas-feedback-to-an-earlier-cut-of-the-fim-was-invaluable1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Paula Nightingale, whose feedback to an earlier cut of the fim was invaluable" title="Paula Nightingale, whose feedback to an earlier cut of the fim was invaluable"/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Yaba-and-Dobet1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Yaba Badoe and Dobet Gnahoré " title="Yaba Badoe and Dobet Gnahoré "/></a><a href="#"><img src="../../wp-content/uploads/Yaba-giving-Dobvet-a-DVD-of-The-Witches-of-Gambaga1-140x140.jpg" width="140" height="140" class="attachment-thumbnail" alt="Yaba Badoe giving Dobet Gnahoré a DVD of The Witches of Gambaga, in thanks for selected music tracks used in the film" title="Yaba Badoe giving Dobet Gnahoré a DVD of The Witches of Gambaga, in thanks for selected music tracks used in the film"/></a><div class="clear"></div></div>
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658                            <span class="author vcard">Written by Yaba Badoe</span>
659                            <span class="published">on <abbr class="published-time" title="July 29, 2010 - 9:02 pm">July 29, 2010</abbr></span>
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