Film makers and film making in Nigeria: problems and prospects
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- article
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- 1989-01-01
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- 11
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Keywords
Political science, Economic growth, Socioeconomics, Media studies, Sociology
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- The Role of Indigenous Films in Preserving Nigerian Culture: Analysis of Efunsetan Aniwura
- Indigenous African Filmmakers as Social Critics
- THE INDISPENSABILITY OF SOUND IN FILM PRODUCTION: PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT ON THE AUDIENCE AND CHALLENGES TO THE FILM DIRECTOR
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