Village affected by climate change featured in short film

By fijivillage.com

Wednesday 11/09/2013

The story of a village in Vanua Levu affected by climate change is now being made into a short film.

South African born and former Jasper Williams Secondary school student Rochella Van Foorey said her film titled “Noqu Koro” will drive awareness on global warning.

Van Foorey shares the many parts of filmmaking she enjoyed while producing the short film which was shot in Navua.

“Noqu Koro” is amongst the over 200 films that will be screened for the Fiji Film Festival 2013 which starts this Friday.

Story by: Gwen McGoon

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