The city of Nampula is in full cultural turmoil with the premiere of the film "Caly," held today, directed by the talented Mozambican actor and filmmaker Alcy, accompanied by his colleague and co-director Criss SWB. This event marks another important step in the duo's ambitious project, which aims to bring the film to every province in the country, promoting national cinema and encouraging cultural production in Mozambique.
The film has already toured several major cities, such as Maputo, Beira, Tete, and Chimoio, and now arrives in the northern capital. The reception has been warm in each of these locations, reflecting the Mozambican public's growing interest in domestically produced films.
Tomorrow, in Nampula, the film's official premiere will take place, promising to attract enthusiastic audiences eager to discover this work. The plot of "Caly" explores contemporary and human issues, highlighting Mozambique's cultural richness and social peculiarities, something the cast and director strive to present in an authentic and engaging manner.
The work of Alcy and Criss SWB has generated great anticipation not only for its cinematic quality, but also for the cultural relevance the duo brings by expanding the visibility of Mozambican cinema. This project is a clear demonstration that cinema in the country is growing, breaking down barriers and reaching an ever-increasing number of people in Mozambique's various regions.
