Art Projects
We're excited to show you the art projects Capa Capa is creating and supporting. Read more about these art projects in development below.
PROJECT
Film | Female Rights | Gender
Anifa
What's it about
Anifa is a film about a young woman who, after the sudden death of her husband, strives to keep his kabaza (motorcycle) business running. In the African community, it is often considered inappropriate for a woman like Anifa to enter professions deemed "men-only." However, she must find a way to defy these norms to support herself and her three children.
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Director Eric Chandilanga: "We believe this film will spark discussions around gender inequalities due to cultures, religion and beliefs".
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Chandilanga created a trailer for "Anifa" to raise financial support for the film's production. By giving a glimpse of Anifa's story, Eric aims to attract financial backing that will enable the film to reach a wider audience and make a significant impact on discussions around gender inequality.
Watch the trailer of Anifa. Director: Eric Chandilanga
Setpictures of film Anifa
PROJECT
Preserve traditional music
Music | Heritage | Culture | Empower local communities
Musician Jonathan Dube Tembo recording on the field
With his mobile studio musician Jonathan Dube Tembo drives into the south of Malawi to record and preserve the region's traditional music, much of which has never been recorded before. Driven by his love for Malawian culture and his musical expertise Jonathan is dedicated to safeguarding these cultural treasures for future generations. By archiving this music, he aims to keep history alive, inspire new artists, and foster a sense of pride among the local communities.
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After many recordings are done we celebrate the traditional music by hosting a music festival to inspire urban citizens, musicians and the international music industry.
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About the artist
Jonathan Dube Tembo, is a multi talented artist from Malawi. He is well versed in the music industry. Among the many talents Jonathan has are music composition, singing, producing, live sound engineering, field recording, voice over artist and creative communication. He has a degree in Mass communication, Minor music, Certificate in sound engineering and music management/cultural management. Currently he is managing an artist by the name McLuther, and also working on new music recording projects.
Musician Jonathan Dube Tembo
Practical info about
the project
Purpose
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Safeguarding traditional music.
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Empower local communities.
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Educate young generations on Malawian herritage.
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Needed
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A van to set up as a recording studio
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Solar panels to charge the van of electricity in rural areas
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Gallery to expose the recorded music
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Organizing music festival
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Total of 40.000 euro