Locarno Open Doors Welcomes Chapa 100
Chapa 100, the acclaimed project from Mozambican writer and director Ique Langa, has been added to the lineup of Locarno’s Africa-focused strand Open Doors. This development follows its win at the 2025 Atlas Workshops Development Award, solidifying its position as a promising film in the international scene.
Partnerships and Collaborations
Luminalia, an Italy-based sales agent, has come on board to support the project, bringing its expertise in international film distribution. Additionally, Mo Harawe has joined as an associate producer, leveraging his experience from Cannes Festival with his film “The Village Next to Paradise”.
The Significance of Open Doors
Locarno’s Open Doors initiative is dedicated to promoting films from countries in the South and East of the world, offering a platform for emerging talents to gain international recognition. The inclusion of Chapa 100 in this program underscores the project’s potential to resonate with global audiences and contribute to the diverse cinematic landscape.
For more information on the Locarno Film Festival and its initiatives, visit the official Locarno Film Festival website.
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