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‘Ben’imana’: Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo On Directing Rwanda’s First Cannes Title & How Haile Gerima And Lee Isaac Chung Helped To Launch Her Career
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‘Ben’imana’: Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo On Directing Rwanda’s First Cannes Title & How Haile Gerima And Lee Isaac Chung Helped To Launch Her Career

  • Dusabejambo wrapped Ben’imana, Rwanda’s first Cannes title, ahead of its Un Certain Regard premiere in 2026.
  • Dusabejambo credits Lee Isaac Chung and Haile Gerima as pivotal mentors shaping her career.
  • Ben’imana is a 100% African co-production spanning four to five countries with mk2 handling international sales.
  • The project received funding from Rwanda’s new state-backed Film Fund, enabling local crew hiring and risk-taking.
  • Dusabejambo describes Ben’imana as a project showcasing Rwanda’s independence and local financing.
  • The film follows a community court system and a genocide survivor confronting motherhood and secrets.
  • Dusabejambo highlights mentorship as key to expanding opportunities for women in film.
  • Chung's early Rwanda period inspired Dusabejambo to begin her filmmaking journey.
  • Gerima’s workshop and his DVD collection influenced Dusabejambo’s craft and persistence.
  • mk2 handles international sales for Ben’imana, facilitating global reach.
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Warp News
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  • A coalition of coffee firms launches a satellite-based mapping program to identify coffee farms and nearby deforestation.
  • The project starts in East Africa and aims for global coverage by 2027.
  • The effort seeks to prevent misclassification of farms as forest under EU rules.
  • EU deforestation rules could bar farms wrongly classified as forest from the EU market.
  • The initiative uses Airbus satellite data combined with AI to map cocoa farms and identify forest loss nearby.
  • Participating companies include JDE Peet's, Tchibo, and several traders.
  • The system will be open for consultation with farmers, governments, and industry.
  • The goal is to protect smallholders from misclassification and support sustainable market access.
  • The project plans a phased rollout, starting in East Africa before expanding globally.
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