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          Deeyah Khan (Urdu: دیا خان, pronounced [diːja xaːn], born 7 August ) is a Norwegian documentary film director and human rights activist.

        1. Deeyah Khan (Urdu: دیا خان, pronounced [diːja xaːn], born 7 August ) is a Norwegian documentary film director and human rights activist.
        2. This quirky, darkly comic family drama from Zambia is a case in point, landing director Rungano Nyoni (I Am Not a Witch) the Un Certain Regard.
        3. With her second feature film, Zambian-Welsh director Rungano Nyoni looks at the pain, memory, and absurdity of familial Zambian tradition.
        4. Written and directed by Zambian-Welsh talent Rungano Nyoni and debuting at Cannes earlier this year, we sat down with Susan to hear all about the film.
        5. Deeyah Khan, Norveçli-İngiliz film yönetmeni ve insan hakları savunucusudur.

          6. With her second feature film, Zambian-Welsh director Rungano Nyoni looks at the pain, memory, and absurdity of familial Zambian tradition.!

          Rungano Nyoni

          Zambian-Welsh filmmaker

          Rungano Nyoni

          Born

          Lusaka, Zambia[1]

          NationalityZambian / Welsh
          Alma mater
          • University of Birmingham
          • University Arts of London
          Occupation(s)Director[2]
          Screenwriter
          Producer[1]
          Actress
          Years active2007–present

          Rungano Nyoni is a British, screenwriter and actress.[1] She is known for the film I Am Not a Witch, which she wrote and directed.

          The film won Nyoni the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut in 2018 and has also garnered accolades from international film festivals. Her 2009 film, The List, won the Welsh BAFTA Award for Best Short Film.[3]

          Early life and education

          Nyoni was born in Lusaka, Zambia to Merill Mutale (née Nyoni) and Thomas Nyoni.

          Entrepreneur Rory (Jude Law), relocates his wife Allison (Carrie Coon) and their children from suburban America to his native England with dreams of profiting.

          They chose to name her Rungano, which in the Shona language native to Zimbabwe means "storyteller". When she was nine years old her family migrated to Wales.

          She attended the University of Birming