Pascaline Ingabire
Appearance
Pascaline Ingabire (born 1995), is a Rwandan filmmaker, film producer and actress. She is best known for the roles in the drama films Teta, Igikomere and Samantha.
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Quotes
[edit]- Inzozi is mainly based on how people can start with whatever they have and achieve their dreams even though they don’t have the required resources.
- breaking boundaries in the film industry, said Ingabire Pascaline (The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 202)
- Also, it was clear that it is a profession that I will benefit from soon or later, and at the same time support the Rwandan society.
- She realised the gap in the genres of local film, said Ingabire Pascaline (The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 202)
- My role in Inzozi is that of a miserable woman because her husband is burden to her. I have had instances where women looked for me just to tell me that they were about to file for divorce but because they saw the results of my patience in the film they chose to be patient too.
- her role in film, said Ingabire Pascaline (The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 202)
- This proves that what we act reflects the life that people are experiencing. There are even instances where you act something and people experience it after, and base on a character in the film to react appropriately. Films are significant in society because our stories encourage and advise people.
- Ingabire Pascaline said that we do what is in life (The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 202)
- This year, there is another film called ‘Selfish’ that I will release. There are several messages on this one. There are different messages that I cannot disseminate through Inzozi because it already has its own primary story. I will do like five seasons of Inzozi, end it, and then do other films of not more than two seasons each. I envision showcasing all lifestyles in my films
- Ingabire Pascaline said on her future plans (The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 202)
- the industry is a safe investment due to the availability of market and local televisions which are supporting their movies, even though the journey is still too long.
- https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/188935/Entertainment/is-the-rwandan-movie-industry-safe-for-investment ( The New Times, Sunday, August 30, 2021)
- My role in Inzozi is that of a miserable woman because her husband is burden to her. I have had instances where women looked for me just to tell me that they were about to file for divorce but because they saw the results of my patience in the film they chose to be patient too.
- https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/184935/Entertainment/pascaline-ingabire-on-breaking-boundaries-in-the-film-industry ( The New Times, Sunday, March 28, 2021)
- The industry is growing, and many are making a living out it. I am a scriptwriter and producer of my movie dubbed 'Inzozi (Dreams)’, if the movie industry was not a ready investment sector, I would have invested in other creative industries .
- https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/188935/Entertainment/is-the-rwandan-movie-industry-safe-for-investment ( The New Times, Sunday, August 30, 2021)
- During the lockdown, I tested my entire crew for Covid-19 and we were confined together in a rented a house, where we also did shooting for the film so as to avoid possibilities of contracting the virus. This obviously, was costly on my end you of I had to cater for many people and ensure that we work in a secure environment.
- https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/184935/Entertainment/pascaline-ingabire-on-breaking-boundaries-in-the-film-industry ( The New Times, Sunday, August 30, 2021)
- there is still a gender gap in the industry, in different movie production departments like female producers, female camera operators, movie directors, and scriptwriters but she says that they are most likely to fit in acting and it's a good sign of the growth of the industry.
- https://www.newtimes.co.rw/article/188935/Entertainment/is-the-rwandan-movie-industry-safe-for-investment ( The New Times, Sunday, August 30, 2021)
