- "At the time my parents passed away, I felt like the only orphan in the world. Now I know I’m not. That’s why I’ve shared my story with you"Penelop, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "Everyone in this filmmaking group has been through something difficult, so we are able to help each other. When a friend looks tired, we strengthen and encourage her"Penelop, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "A lot of people in the community get caught in the burdens they carry in their hearts. But when they share their stories, those burdens become easier to bear"Frieda, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "This group should go forward and keep making movies. Just like a fire when it’s burning, it should keep on burning"Agnes, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "I used to think life would be hard for me because I’m not educated. I used to think, 'How am I going to survive?' But now I am earning my own money. Things have changed"Agnes, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "In the beginning, I was scared of holding the camera. I would just watch from afar. But now it doesn’t matter what you bring to me - I can work with it"Abigail, Samfya Women Filmmakers
- "The journey you will take with the women of Samfya reminds us of the great potential in every individual and it is this potential that lies at the heart of Camfed's work"Morgan Freeman
- "I have a firm belief in the power of film to build bridges and connect us all"Morgan Freeman
Camfed Presents Where the Water Meets the Sky
A film narrated by Morgan Freeman. Read more, Visit the Press room
Where the Water Meets the Sky is the inspiring story of a group of women in rural Zambia who learn how to make a film as a way to speak out about their lives. Produced in partnership with Camfed, all funds raised through the film will support Camfed’s work to educate girls and invest in economic and leadership opportunities for young women in Africa.
