Filmmakers Kunle Afolayan and Femi Adebayo are leveraging the market viability of streaming platforms like Netflix for their indigenous film projects.
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Updated oct 14
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Filmmakers Kunle Afolayan and Femi Adebayo are leveraging the market viability of streaming platforms like Netflix for their indigenous film projects.
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Two filmmakers are contributing to the indigenous film market using Netflix as a platform.1 source
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Kunle Afolayan
Nigerian actor, director and producer
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Netflix
American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming service
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Femi Adebayo
Nigerian actor
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