OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Courtesy of GLOPRESS | Segan GloMedia

RUM & ROOTS SELECTED FOR AI FOR GOOD FESTIVAL 2026

Harare, Zimbabwe — 4 July 2026 — Award-winning Zimbabwean filmmaker Adelaide ‘Segan’ Ganyani is proud to announce that her AI-generated short film RUM & ROOTS has been officially selected for screening at the AI for Good Film Festival 2026.

The screening will take place on 9 July 2026 as part of the global AI for Good initiative convened by the International Telecommunication Union [ITU].

Titled “Where Tradition, Wine and Wilderness Unite Us”, RUM & ROOTS is set in rural Hwange, Zimbabwe. The film follows Zuri, a Black American explorer, and Tinashe, a young villager reviving his family’s traditional baobab winemaking. It explores themes of heritage, identity, and ancestral memory — blending Zimbabwean storytelling with AI-driven filmmaking.

This selection follows the film’s successful showcase at London’s Africa Film Festival, marking another milestone in bringing authentic African narratives to international platforms.

“This is a celebration of Zimbabwean culture, innovation, and the power of storytelling,” said Adelaide Ganyani. “RUM & ROOTS proves that African stories told with technology and heart can resonate globally. I dedicate this to every young creative in Zimbabwe and across Africa who dares to dream.”

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OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Courtesy of GLOPRESS | Segan GloMedia RUM & ROOTS SELECTED FOR AI FOR GOOD FESTIVAL 2026 Harare, Zimbabwe — 4 July 2026 — Award-winning Zimbabwean filmmaker Adelaide ‘Segan’ Ganyani is proud to announce that her AI-generated short film RUM & ROOTS has been officially selected for screening at the AI for Good Film Festival 2026. The screening will take place on 9 July 2026 as part of the global AI for Good initiative convened by the International Telecommunication Union [ITU]. Titled “Where Tradition, Wine and Wilderness Unite Us”, RUM & ROOTS is set in rural Hwange, Zimbabwe. The film follows Zuri, a Black American explorer, and Tinashe, a young villager reviving his family’s traditional baobab winemaking. It explores themes of heritage, identity, and ancestral memory — blending Zimbabwean storytelling with AI-driven filmmaking. This selection follows the film’s successful showcase at London’s Africa Film Festival, marking another milestone in bringing authentic African narratives to international platforms. “This is a celebration of Zimbabwean culture, innovation, and the power of storytelling,” said Adelaide Ganyani. “RUM & ROOTS proves that African stories told with technology and heart can resonate globally. I dedicate this to every young creative in Zimbabwe and across Africa who dares to dream.” #GLOPRESS #RUMANDROOTS #AIForGood2026 #ZimbabweanFilm #SeganGloMedia
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