Why I'm empowering young emerging Nollywood directors
The filmmaker, Plateau-State-born filmmaker, Steve Gukas, says he is paving the way for the next generation of directors.
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The filmmaker, Plateau-State-born filmmaker, Steve Gukas, says he is paving the way for the next generation of directors.
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Last year was unlike any other in recent memory, as our communities were devastated by the deadliest pandemic in a century. For most people, 2021 could not have come soon enough. Besides contending with the pandemic, 2020 also brought a slew of changes to Tribal College Journal. We bade farewell to our longest serving employee and good friend, publisher Rachael Marchbanks, and moved out of our old office in Mancos where TCJ had been rooted for over 20 years. Through it all, we somehow managed to maintain our regular publishing schedule, hold one of our most competitive creative writing, art,...