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1 videodisc (approximately 169 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Three contemporary fables set in Namibia, Nigeria and South Africa. In Uno's world, a beautiful but tired 25-year old single mother faces overwhelming responsibilities after falling in love with a man who doesn't want commitment. IN Hangtime, a talented Nigerian basketball player turns to crime to get the sneakers he believes will fulfill his dreams. In Raya, a young woman rebels against her strict Muslim upbringing and returns home from jail, determined to start a new life.
Uno's world (ca. 28 min.) / directed by Bridget Pickering -- Hangtime (ca. 30 min.) / directed by Ngozi Onwurah -- Raya (ca. 28 min.) / directed by Zulfah Otto-Sallies.
Queen Latifah presents ; a Zimmedia production ; presented for the Independent Television Service.
Originally produced as motion picture short films.
"Special features: theatrical trailer, biographies, weblinks, 3 Bonus Short Films (an extra 80 minutes runtime); Bintou by Fanto Nacro (Burkino Faso); Riches by Ingrid Sinclair (Zimbabwe); One Evening in July by Raja Amari (Tunisia)."
Host: Queen Latifah ; cast, "Uno's world": Sophie David, Elia Jack Nakalemo, Muhindua Kaura ; "Hangtime": Brian Biragi, Brian Bovell, Elizabeth Mathebula ; "Raya": Rehane Abrahams, Ayesha Meer Krige, Denise Newman.
DVD; Dolby digital stereo, Dolby digital surround.
"Uno's world": director of photography, Lionel Cousin ; editor, Jackie Le Cordeur ; producer, Joel Phiri ; "Hangtime": director of photography, Alwin Kuchler ; editor, Liz Webber ; producer, Simon Onwurah ; "Raya": director of photography, Michael Brierley, editor Jackie Le Cordeur ; producer, Steven Markovitz and Platon Trakoshis.