Africa Web TV in collaboration with Black Magic Films presents it’s first syndicated (short) film. Pamela is a Kenyan produced film (2008) that focusses on domestic abuse and violence. This film looks at this from the point of view of the child. This award winning film has been show at Cannes and other European and African film festivals. This is a James Kanja productions.
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