A case for film as an andragogical tool for business schools in Africa: Trends, challenges and prospects

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Table 1. Reviewed Journals.

Authors	Journal	Method	Context	Core codes	Film Element
Akande (2020)	Film Education Journal	Review paper	Nigeria movie industry	Nollywood Pedagogy	Film studies Learning
Campbell (2022)	Changing English	Qualitative: Auto ethnography	South Africa Teaching practice (secondary school)	Lecture reflection, Pedagogy, Engagement with colleagues	Film: Tsotsi Wealth and poverty divide
Mancosu (2021)	Journal of Modern Italian Studies	Review paper	Italian East Africa	Cinematic experience, Fascist society	Film consumption Learning
Maroun and Joosub (2012)	Accounting Research Journal	Quantitative: survey	HE in South Africa: Accounting students	Teaching auditing students, Active learning	Film: Rogue Trader Adult learning
Tadesse (2016)	North East African Studies	Review paper	Ethiopia movie industry	Revolution, Knowledge	Different films and core themes
Tomova (2018)	Marketing and branding research	Secondary data (industry empirical survey)	Bulgarian film Industry	Economic contribution of the film industry	Cinema as a market sector

Akande, L. (2020). Film education pedagogy in Nigeria: A nation-specific approach to a non-western university curriculum. Film Education Journal, 3, 1–12. doi:10.14324/FEJ.03.1.01

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Campbell, B. (2022). A critical reflection of my collaborative learning journey in a South African pre-service teacher education film study module. Changing English, 29(2), 174–184. doi:10.1080/1358684X.2021.2023464

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Mancosu, G. (2021). Watching films in Italian East Africa (1936–41). fascist ambitions, contradictions, and anxieties. Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 26(3), 261–290. doi:10.1080/1354571X.2021.1912252

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Maroun, W., & Joosub, T. (2012). Rogue trader: Using a movie to teach a large auditing class. Accounting Research Journal, 25(2), 100–112. doi:10.1108/10309611211287297

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Tadesse, B. (2016). Revolutionary Ethiopia through the lens of the contemporary film industry. Northeast African Studies, 16(1), 167–196. doi:10.14321/nortafristud.16.1.0167

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Tomova, B. (2018). Bulgarian film industry: Assessment through market mapping. Marketing and Branding Research, 5(1), 44. doi:10.19237/MBR.2018.01.05

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