The two directors behind "Call Me Kuchu" came from different backgrounds, uniting their expertise to create this poignant documentary. Fairfax Wright studied Anthropology and Film in college, and "Call Me Kuchu" is her directoral debut. Zouhali-Worrall worked as a print and video journalist, freelancing for CNN.com and other publications. "Call Me Kuchu is screening in the documentary competition at this year's LAFF. What it's about: "Call Me Kuchu" tells the story of David Kato - Uganda’s first openly gay man - and his fellow activists as they work to combat vicious persecution in their daily lives. Zouhali-Worrall says: "The film is an intimate portrait of a courageous and charismatic man determined to bring an end to the discriminatory status quo in his country.
Meet The 2012 Laff Filmmakers #10: 'call Me Kuchu' Directors Malika Zouhali-worrall And Katherine Fairfax Wright
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