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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2022 · 1H 25M

324. Christopher Ninness “The Kids are Still Here”

from Discover Indie Film

Christopher Ninness brought the documentary  short “The Kids are Still Here” to Film Invasion Los Angeles in 2021 and took home the Grand Jury Prize for Best Short Film – Documentary.  This amazing documentary investigates “nodding syndrome,” a rare, regional, severe seizure disorder affecting children.  I’m proud to say that “The Kids are Still Here” is in Season 6 of the Discover Indie Film TV Series on Amazon Prime Video! I think you will agree with me that Christopher is an impressive individual.  Anyone who chooses to spend their free time devoted to humans in need is the kind of human that the world needs, and in greater quantities. Christopher worked directly with WEND Africa on this film.  WEND Africa (Women Empowerment Network Design) is a nonprofit that provides opportunities for  employment, education & empowerment to war-affected mothers in Northern Uganda.  Learn more at wendafrica.com To see more of Christopher’s work, visit cgninness.com Discover Indie Film Links DIF Website  – DIF Instagram  – DIF Facebook  – DIF Twitter 

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