::Kenya Christian::

The first one was really good. This one seems, a tad over the top. I'm just hoping Tyler Perry doesn't overdo this series because of the money it generates, I could be wrong though.

Description: The African Film Library is an M-Net initiative showcasing the best of the African film industry – making the movies easily accessible for movie aficionados around the world. The African film industry is one of the oldest – with its roots in Ain el Ghezel (The Girl of Carthage), which was produced in Tunisia by Chemama Chikly in 1924. M-Net has spent the last three years negotiating the rights to almost 600 works in English, French, Arabic and Portuguese and digitally remastering them. The library forms an important archive of the continent’s cultural cinematic heritage, and also, for the first time, makes the African artists’ works easily accessible by a wide viewership around the globe – creating a new audience for existing and emerging filmmakers. The library consists of award-winning works from more than 80 producers including Senegalese Ousmane Sembene and Djibril Mambety, Yousef Chahine from Egypt and Haile Gerima from Ethiopia.

Talks about his movies, their success,Madea, responds to  Spike Lee comparing his TV shows to Amos n Andy etc Watch CBS News Videos Online Now, I think Spike and Perry are both great directors, they just have different styles. So instead of Spike Lee taking shots at Tyler, how about they sit down, chop it up and collaborate so they can bring both their talents together? Sounds sensible...