Burkina Faso troops sit around the entrance to the 19th Panafrican Film and Television festival in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Sunday, Feb 27, 2005
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By Africanews
with Gael Mpoyo
Born out of a belief that Africans should watch African films and tell their own stories, the Kinshasa International Film Festival opened its doors for its 13th year in the Congolese capital
Burkina Faso troops sit around the entrance to the 19th Panafrican Film and Television festival in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Sunday, Feb 27, 2005
Copyright © africanews
CANDACE FEIT/AP
By Africanews
with Gael Mpoyo

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