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Iyalode Productions presents Indigo


Tongues an exciting new interview series
with trailblazers from Africa and the
diaspora.
Indigo Tongues - a video interview series featuring trailblazers from Africa and the Diaspora.
Brooklyn, New York, March 18 2015 /PressReleasePing/ - Iyalode Productions brings you
Indigo Tongues an exciting new video interview series with trailblazers from Africa and the
diaspora. Our debut series "Women in Media" features six episodes where we meet women in
the media industries from Nigeria, Kenya, Jamaica, Sierra Leone and Guadeloupe. The debut
interview from the Women in Media series featured the award winning Nigerian TV hostess
Funmi Iyanda, followed by Kenyan Filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu, Jamaicas veteran actress
Leonie Forbes, Guadeloupes Marriette Monpierre and Nigerian-American Actress Adepero
Oduye (Pariah, 12 years a slave). The latest episode features Mahen Bonetti from Sierra
Leone who is the Founder and Director of the New York African Film Festival.

Indigo Tongues will bring the inspiring voices of dynamic people from Africa and the diaspora
onto one global platform online and on prospective media networks. The videos are available
on our website at www.iyalodeproductions.com.

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Please watch and share with your audience, this up, close and personal video interview with
the exciting Mahen Bonetti, Director of The NY African Film Festival

Series 1 Episode 6. Mahen Bonetti Video Interview Link:


http://iyalodeproductions.com/mahen-bonetti-on-indigo-tongues/

About Mahen Bonetti


Mahen Bonetti originally from Sierra Leone, West Africa is the Founder of The African Film

Festival inc., producers of the New York African Film Festival one of the largest film festivals
dedicated to celebrating African cinema in the US.

Mahen grew up during an era of Africa that was inspirational and empowering, having
witnessed in real time Sierra Leones transition from colonial rule to independence. Her vast
knowledge of post colonial African politics stems from the fact that her parents, in particular
the maternal side of her family were heavily involved in the political transition during this era.
Her mothers brother was the first Prime Minister of Sierra Leone Sir Milton Margai and her
father, Doyle Sumner acted as Education Minster and later on Finance minister in Sierra
Leones new independent government.
A historian and documentarian at heart, Mahens passion for shedding positive light on the
images of Africans is evident in the powerful programming her festival produces year in year
out. With the likes of Ousmane Sembene(considerd to be the Father of African Cinema),
Tunde Kelani, (Dir. Dazzling Mirage, Maami) Abderrahmane Sissako (Dir. Timbuktu) , Kunle
Afolayan (Dir. October 1, Figurine), Souleymane Ciss (Dir. Yeelen), Lupita Nyongo (Dir. In
my Genes) attending the festival with their films, the venue is a meeting point for African
filmmakers and African film lovers from all over the world.
Brooklyn, New York
Mojisola Sonoiki
Iyalode Productions
3473469179
indigotongues@gmail.com
www.iyalodeproductions.com
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