By Rahim Abdul
The Film Association of Malawi (FAMA) is abuzz with excitement over the newly released movie ‘Welcome to Maula Prison’, a film that has been hailed as groundbreaking for its gripping storyline and high production quality.
According to Dorothy Kingston, FAMA’s president, this film marks a significant milestone in the growth of Malawi’s film industry.
Kingston praised local filmmakers for pushing the boundaries of storytelling and production quality, urging them to continue innovating and producing high-quality content.
She emphasized the importance of creativity and talent in shaping the future of Malawian cinema.
The film, penned by Kendall Kamwendo and Lawrence Nyale, sheds light on corrupt practices within security agencies.
Its thought-provoking narrative has resonated with audiences, sparking conversations about the issues that plague the country’s justice system.
‘Welcome to Maula Prison’ has not only captured the attention of local film enthusiasts but has also gained international recognition.
Its success serves as a testament to the talent and dedication of Malawian filmmakers, who are determined to make their mark on the global film industry.
The film’s impact is evident, having garnered 1 million YouTube views in just two days.
