By BigEyeUg Team
Kampala City Pastor Wilson Bugembe has clinched the prestigious award for “Best TV and Web Series” at the Nieves International Christian Film Festival.
His winning entry, “Wilson Bugembe, The Yellow Boy,” directed by Tommy Colin, captivated audiences with its powerful narrative of redemption.
The festival, which unfolded over three days, showcased a myriad of nominated films and culminated in an awards ceremony.
Among the highlights was the People’s Choice segment, where attendees had the chance to vote for their favorite film.
Taking place from February 24th to 26th, the Nieves International Christian Film Festival provided a platform for filmmakers to exhibit their work, engage in Q&A sessions, participate in workshops, and bask in the glitz of a red-carpet photo shoot.
The event, held at 324 Nicholas Parkway West Suite F, Cape Coral FL. 33991, attracted a diverse array of talents and enthusiasts from around the globe.
The award ceremony, held on Sunday, February 26th, honored recipients with trophies and certificates, celebrating their contributions to the realm of Christian cinema.
Notably, the festival prioritizes filmmakers in attendance, offering them the opportunity for their films to be screened and fostering an atmosphere of camaraderie and networking among Christian creatives.
The Nieves International Christian Film Festival stands as a beacon of support for filmmakers, providing a unique platform for their artistic endeavors.
Attendees not only enjoy the privilege of showcasing their films but also engage in warm fellowship and networking, enriching the cinematic landscape with their collective passion and dedication.
Pastor Wilson Bugembe’s triumph underscores the festival’s commitment to honoring compelling narratives that resonate with audiences worldwide.
His win serves as a testament to the transformative power of storytelling and the enduring impact of faith-based cinema on global audiences.
Congratulations Pastor Wilson Bugembe!
