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How to find local Movies, TV Shows & Documentaries on Netflix

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For fans who enjoy watching and streaming local content, Netflix has made it easier to find such content on its platform.

The streaming giant has introduced a Made in Africa collection – a curated list of African series, films and documentaries. It includes over 100 titles – including older licensed films and shows as well as Netflix Originals like Queen Sono, which debuted on Netflix in February, and Blood & Water, which will premiere this month.

 

 

Movies and TV shows included are;  Jerusalema, King of Boys, Lionheart,  Tsotsi, Tjovitjo, The Red Sea, Blood Diamond  and documentaries, including Leonardo DiCaprio’s The Ivory Game and the Oscar-nominated Virunga.

 

Fans and viewers can browse the content via netflix.com/madeinafrica (or can be found on Netflix by searching ‘Made in Africa’) and will make it easier for members who love African stories to find something great to watch.

 


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