Danny Glover talks about the importance of African film

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Danny Glover talks about the importance of African film

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Danny Glover kicked off the opening night of the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival at the Riverview Theater in Minneapolis Thursday night with the introduction of the Malian film Bamako (The Court). Glover talked with Colin Covert about his role as executive producer, and the importance of films being made in Africa.

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