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The Rise of Kibwetere (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 25, 2019

Original Title:
The Rise of Kibwetere

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
MN Films Africa
devoss media

Production Countries:
Uganda

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 45

Overview from TheMovieDB

A journalist goes to a village called Kanungu in Western Uganda. After some time, the natives plot to kill her. She narrates the story of a man called Kibwetere. Kibwetere first lived in Mbarara, where there was a witch lady called Nabakyala Bamwerinde who killed many people. The priest then came to Kanungu and stated a church where he managed to raise a congregation of over 700 people. In 2000, he told them he was taking them to heaven, gathered them in the church, and burnt all of them.

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Casting:
Ssemwanga Joel

Director:
Ssozi Mmoses
Moses Devoss

Director of Photography:
Moses Devoss

Editor:
Moses Devoss

Location Manager:
Uruguai

Makeup Artist:
Ting Africa

Screenplay:
Moses Devoss

Sound Director:
Sshafiq Devoss

Sound Recordist:
Sssmuju Godfrey

Writer:
Akandinda Jenifer

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