Wakaliwood: The Documentary (2012)
The emergence of a filmmaker from the slums of Kampala
A loving husband and father, Isaac is an unlikely multi-hyphenate action filmmaker working from his home in the slums of Wakaliga, Uganda. This funny, touching and inspiring story celebrates the art of filmmaking and the pure joy of creativity.
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What is Wakaliwood: The Documentary about?
A loving husband and father, Isaac is an unlikely multi-hyphenate action filmmaker working from his home in the slums of Wakaliga, Uganda. This funny, touching and inspiring story celebrates the art of filmmaking and the pure joy of creativity.
How long is Wakaliwood: The Documentary?
Wakaliwood: The Documentary has a runtime of 69 minutes.