On-screen character David Oyelowo is satisfied his new film "Ruler of Katwe" shows Africa in a positive light.
The 40-year-old British-Nigerian star plays chess mentor Robert Katende in the Disney film, taking into account the genuine story of Phiona Mutesi, a ruined Ugandan young person who turned into a chess champion.
Also, he says the film's vibe great story and its adoring delineation of life in Katwe, a poor range of Uganda's capital Kampala, flags another bearing for motion pictures about African nations as past movies tended to concentrate on negatives, reported BBC.
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