Disney Original Documentary Announces New Feature Project on Nigerian Ballet Dancer Anthony Madu
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Following a successful premiere at Telluride Film Festival of the upcoming film If These Walls Could Sing, Disney Original Documentary announced today its next feature project, MADU.
Key Points:
- Following a successful premiere at Telluride Film Festival of the upcoming film If These Walls Could Sing, Disney Original Documentary announced today its next feature project, MADU.
- The announcement precedes an appearance by Anthony Madu this weekend at D23, where a first look at the documentary will be exclusively shared with D23 fans.
- From Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Matt Ogens (Audible) and award-winning filmmaker Kachi Benson (Daughters of Chibok), the film will spotlight Nigerian ballet dancer Anthony Madu.
- Anthonys journey is a beautiful one, full of courage, growth and acceptance, said Marjon Javadi, vice president of Disney Original Documentary.