Film producers keep an eye on their products

Tuesday, August 07, 2007

FRANCISTOWN: It is over a week now since she has been sitting by the entrance of the L-shaped Francistown Mall overlooking Ntshe House.

From time to time, Baitshephi Kennekae, the lithe and dark skinned lass from Palapye, gets up and walks about addressing passers-by in a shrill voice: "I am selling DVDs. It is only P50."

Simultaneously, she waves two DVDs encased in two blue, black and white sleeves.
Once in a while, one or two pause to either fork out the required P50 and walk away with the DVD, or ask for a further explanation or make a comment.

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Film producers keep an eye on their products

FRANCISTOWN: It is over a week now since she has been sitting by the entrance of the L-shaped Francistown Mall overlooking Ntshe House.

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