Africa is a Woman's Name
Ingrid Sinclair, Bridget Pickering, Wanjiru Kinyanjui
2009 - 62 min - Beta numérique - Couleur - Espagne

Portrait of three African women.
Kenyan attorney Njoki Ngund’u, elected in 2006 Person of the Year by the United Nations, for her work on sexual offence’s and gender violence.
Phuti Ragophala is a primary school principal in the small village of Pula-Madibogo in Limpopo, one of the most underprivileged South African provinces where she leads an educational project that has involved the entire community.
Aami Rosie, Zimbabwean housewife-entrepreneur is experiencing a commercial venture that reveals her courageous spirit.
Three extraordinary women in very different settings reflect on their achievements and failures. Are they somehow a fruit of their personal ambitions or have they acted selflessly? How do they intimately and personally perceive their own ability to generate change?