Stewart Sukuma takes another significant step in his artistic career, this time in the world of cinema, joining the cast of the new film by Oak Sun, titled Anchorage of Time. The production is a film adaptation inspired by the work of the renowned writer Mia Couto, reinforcing the interconnection between music, literature and cinema in the Mozambican cultural scene.
The revelation was made by the artist himself through social media, where he expressed his enthusiasm when recalling the moment he received the invitation:
“"Hooray!!! In 2022, I received a call from Sol de Carvalho asking me if I wanted a role in his new film!!! Of course, I didn't hesitate and accepted the challenge."”
Despite being one of the most emblematic figures in Mozambican music, Stewart Sukuma confessed that always had the desire to explore the world of cinema, although opportunities to study acting or work in the field were scarce. Even so, he didn't hesitate to accept the invitation from one of the country's most respected directors, giving shape to a new aspect of his artistic talent.
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Anchorage of Time promises to be a sensitive and profound journey through the universe of Mia Couto, known for his poetic and distinctly Mozambican narratives. The union between Sol de Carvalho, Mia Couto and Stewart Sukuma reinforces the value of national artistic collaborations that elevate Mozambican culture beyond borders.
Stewart also took the opportunity to invite the public to watch the film, highlighting the importance of supporting national productions and celebrating the diverse forms of artistic expression that are born and flourish in Mozambique.
Stewart Sukuma's film debut is more than a novelty: it is an example of versatility and artistic courage, proving that it's never too late to explore new creative territories.
