Jemima aspires to give international recognition to young Pakistani filmmakers

Entertainment Jan, 26 2023

Jemima Goldsmith saying that there is a lot of talent in Pakistan, so she is interested in mentoring young Pakistani filmmakers to help develop their films and that it should be ensured that the films made by them get global recognition.

Talking about her new film ‘What’s love got to do with it’, she revealed that I think Pakistan has the most incredible talent and I would like to start some kind of fund to help Pakistani filmmakers. Or want to bring a mentorship scheme. She said that I am also talking to my friend Fatima Bhutto about bringing some kind of fund or mentorship scheme to help Pakistani filmmakers so that people around the world can see their great talent.

Published in The Daily National Courier, January, 26 2023

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