Ten Namibian films will feature at this year's European Film Festival, scheduled to take place from 20th to 19th November in Windhoek.

The festival aims to reach broader audiences through diverse venues and specialised programming.

MultiChoice Namibia has empowered more than 800 local filmmakers through their Ombura film project. 

Now in its second phase, the project has produced close to 19 Namibian films available on DStv, GOtv and Showmax, bringing Namibian stories into households across the continent. 

Three Namibian films have been nominated for the Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards in Nigeria.

The nominated films are Lukas by Dr. Phillipe Talavera; Skeleton Coast by Mondjila Studios; and The Walvis Tale by Tim Hubschile. 

There is a need for more Namibian stories in the film industry.

These were the sentiments of the chairperson of the Film Association of Namibia (FAN), Byron Joseph, during an interview with the nbc.

The just-ended Film Week has unified Namibian filmmakers and fostered collaborations. 

Filmmakers unwound and reflected on the week during a closing ceremony in Windhoek.