In your opinion would the US public be interested in a movie taking place in Africa if it would be more in coherence with the script?
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The audience for independent films isn't as large as the audience that sees the mainstream movies. If your movie could get picked up and distributed by one of the bigger names then it might have a shot. However, I think independents only make it big if they win a major award and the film gets noticed. Sometimes those directors are then picked up by the studios.
So I think the answer to your question is yes, american audiences would see a film set in Africa but it would depend on the plot and the characters.
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