We have just launched the Kickstarter campaign in support of Wakaliwood: The Documentary! Help us to bring Isaac’s story to audiences worldwide by either donating to the campaign, or by sharing this link with friends and loved ones. The campaign will run from Wednesday, Sept. 5 thru Friday, October 19, 2012. Webale (Thank You) to all of Isaac’s fans around the world!
Wakaliwood
The Documentary
A Film by Ben Barenholtz
About the Film
Click HERE to learn about our Kickstarter campaign and how you can help
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A loving husband and father, Isaac Godfrey Geoffrey (I.G.G.) Nabwana produces, directs, and edits feature films, mainly action, from his home in the slums of Wakaliga, Uganda.
Funny, touching, and inspiring, WAKALIWOOD: THE DOCUMENTARY celebrates the pure joy of creativity and reminds us that a dedicated team can overcome any obstacle when united by a common dream.
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Check out this sneak peek of children rehearsing a scene from Isaac Nabwana’s upcoming film “Black”!
Thanks for all the support so far! Make sure to help us to bring Isaac’s story to audiences worldwide by either donating to the campaign, or by sharing this link with friends and loved ones. The campaign will run from Wednesday, Sept. 5 thru Friday, October 19, 2012. Webale (Thank You) to all of Isaac’s fans around the world!
We are honored to announce that Wakaliwood: The Documentary will have its World Premiere at the Hamptons International Film Festival this October. Webale (thank you) to all involved.
Excerpts from the feature-length film, WAKALIWOOD: THE DOCUMENTARY
Coming Summer, 2012
Clip of I.G.G. Nabwana’s latest action movie, Black
Director Isaac Godfrey Geoffrey (I.G.G.) Nabwana
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Wakaliwood’s computer for editing and special effects, built by I.G.G. Nabwana.
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Most props and weapons are made by hand, either carved from wood or welded together from scrap metal and old car parts.
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Wakaliwood’s replica of the iconic M60 machine gun, made popular by the Rambo films. Note the bullets are carved from wood.
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Wakaliwood’s first tripod, a modified car jack
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First test for Wakaliwood’s camera jib, constructed out of scrap metal. Note the monitor is powered by a car battery
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Rehearsal
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Production meeting
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