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Habesha women are increasingly taking on roles as directors, screenwriters, and producers, bringing nuanced, female-centric stories to international film festivals. 1. "Difret" (2014)
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Several acclaimed films highlight the range and impact of Habesha women in the industry: Difret
This comedy sketch by EthioComedyTube has become a staple. It contrasts a modern diasporan wife with a traditional Ethiopian matriarch. It currently sits at . "Difret" (2014) To find the newest content, use
The Ethiopian-Irish actress received an Academy Award nomination for her role in Loving (2016). Her extensive filmography includes Passing (2021), Ad Astra , and AMC's Preacher .
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Beyond her legendary modeling career, Kebede starred in the biographical film Desert Flower (2009), which details the life of Waris Dirie, as well as Hollywood films like Lord of War and The Best Offer .
Mahder Assefa is arguably the most famous Habesha actress working today. She started as a theatre actress before transitioning to film.