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A fictional character, ‘Liyana’, is brought to life in an innovative animated artwork.
Crafted by five orphaned children from Swaziland, it has won more than 25 jury and audience awards and screened at more than 80 film festivals around the world including the British Film Institute’s London Film Festival and MoMA’s Documentary Fortnight.
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