A Nigerian-American filmmaker and writer, Amarachi Nwosu, recently made a short film directorial debut in “A Game For All”. The film highlights the value of women in sports.
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Being a former high school soccer player, Nwosu brings to light the voice of young women and women of colour. She also posited how the game can be inclusive for all irrespective of the gender.
“A Game for All” being a part of a Nike series, gives some focus to the brand as well.
Amarachi Nwosu is also the founder of Melanin Unscripted, a self-taught photographer as well as a speaker. Furthermore, the writer, who is based in Tokyo, uses her storytelling skills to bring many blurred lines to the forefront. She dismantles stereotypes and blurs the racial line.
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She teamed up with Girls in Film and three female directors for this project. They then helped to showcase the way soccer looks like in their communities.
Her past directorial projects also include a documentary, “Black In Tokyo”.
Watch the short film below:
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