More about "African cinema"

Are you a writer with a deep interest in the film & TV industry in Kenya, East Africa and Africa? Can you analyse these industries and provide meaningful context? We ...

Sinema Focus has partnered with Akoroko and What Kept Me Up to form African Film Press (AFP), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing essential coverage and market intelligence for African ...

Visually striking yet frustratingly hollow, this film explores Kenyan culture with an emotional depth that remains just out of reach.

This documentary follows Wanjugu Kimathi's quest to find the remains of her father, legendary freedom fighter Dedan Kimathi.

Charming and full of whimsy, this film thrives on a rhythmic cultural sensitivity that works despite its imperfections.

The Battle for Laikipia explores colonial legacies and land rights between pastoralists and white settlers in Kenya amid climate change.

The long-awaited 5th edition returns with a strong lineup that includes 'The Battle for Laikipia', 'Our Land, Our Freedom', 'Goodbye Julia', 'Mami Wata' and more.

Mohamed Kordofani transports his audience into the heart of Sudan's complex socio-political landscape, reflecting on heartbreaking yet resonating themes embedded in the country's cultural and historical realities.

Oscars 2024 Best International Feature nominee 'Io Capitano' details the ghastly journey of African immigrants to Europe.

In his feature debut, Baloji contrives a mythical fable that seeks to question the very ideals from which our spirituality is derived.