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From singing in a bar to performing as an alien in new Supergirl film

A Belfast singer, Winnie Ama, stars as an alien in the new Supergirl film, where her song is uniquely translated into an alien language. After a chance encounter with the director, she secures the role and faces exciting challenges in her d...

BBC News· Jul 22, 2026 · 11:22 AM · 79 views

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A Belfast singer, Winnie Ama, stars as an alien in the new Supergirl film, where her song is uniquely translated into an alien language. After a chance encounter with the director, she secures the role and faces exciting challenges in her debut performance at an alien bar. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #Supergirl #WinnieAma #Hollywood #film #aliens #music

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