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Namibia: No Local Film Qualified for Oscars

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[New Era] The Namibian Film Commission (NFC) has recently announced the Namibia Oscars selection committee did not submit a film to the 94th Academy Awards for the International Feature Film category, as none of the applications met the qualifying criteria as set out by the Academy.

Source: allAfrica.com

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