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By: Ingrid Hu Dahl
Published: May 23, 2007
Category: Announcements
During the first two weeks of April, a group of Namibian, German and Polish students based themselves at Baumgartsbruhn, a primary school just outside Windhoek, to work on a very unique project producing a short feature film for children.
The film is based on a Polish children's book and is part of a cross-culture youth project.
For more: http://allafrica.com/stories/200705180272.html
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