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Onokoome Okome2004

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Women, Religion and the Video Film in Nigeria

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies South Asian Cinema and Culture

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Aspects of a new and booming film industry, by Onookome Okome. With a closer look at Glamour Girls 1 & 2, and End of the Wicked.

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Year2004

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Published2004-01-01

VenueFilm International

ISSN-L1651-6826

Languageen

Citations18

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