Award-winning Comedy, "Coming To Africa," Brings African Culture, American Style, To Dubai

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - EntSun -- The romantic comedy, "Coming to Africa," written and directed by Anwar Jamison is an official selection for the 2021 All Africa Festival (AFF), set to take place October 21-23, 2021 in Dubai, UAE. The three-day festival will exhibit a combination of film, food, music, and fine art that showcase the vibrant energy, beauty, culture and diversity of Africa while introducing African culture to the rest of the world at the magnificent Burj Khalifa Park, located in downtown Dubai. For more information about AFF, visit https://allafricafestival.com/

"Coming to Africa" made its world premiere at the 7^th annual Las Vegas Black Film Festival (LVBFF) and was nominated for six Jury Awards, winning three: Best Lead Actress, Best Comedy and Best Romance. The film is streaming in select countries worldwide on Amazon Prime, Apple TV and Google Play.

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"COMING TO AFRICA" SCREENING TIME:
●        Saturday, October 23, 2021 | 4 p.m.
Burj Khalifa Park, located at 681 Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

"Coming to Africa" is a romantic comedy that explores the themes of classism, racism and social consciousness behind the backdrop of contemporary black love. The film boasts an ensemble cast, which includes Jamison, along with Khalil Kain ("Juice," "Girlfriends") and Ghanaian tv and film star Nana Ama McBrown ("McBrown's Kitchen," "United Showbiz").

Heartwarming and funny, "Coming to Africa" will transport audiences to Ghana, where they will watch a Black man transform his heart and soul and discover his self identity – all thanks to the power of #BlackLove.

"Coming to Africa" was shot in Memphis, Tennessee and Accra, Ghana. The romcom was produced by Ghanaian tv host PY Addo Boateng. Jamison served as executive producer. Mi Prime Entertainment and Hood Professor Productions served as the production companies on this project.

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To view the trailer of "Coming to Africa," visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd77UhujVII



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