Film and TV
Lady confronts its subjects from the angle of dreams, trauma, and survival within the context…
Revisiting these 25 African films from 2016, now turning ten in 2026, offers a snapshot…
Colours of Fire is crowded with ideas: tribalism, fear-mongering, inherited violence, love as disruption, myth…
Until the economics of cinema-oriented Nollywood change, films like Behind The Scenes will continue to…
What Femi Adebayo’s Community Screenings Reveal About Nollywood’s Search for New Distribution Models
If there’s anything the post-Netflix/Prime Video “exit” has made clear, it is that Nollywood can…
Mister Johnson stages colonial modernity as a cruel pedagogy—the policy of assimilation, one that teaches…
Afrocritik recognises 10 Nollywood projects on YouTube that were worth watching—and are still worth watching,…
African filmmakers have continued to take advantage of the short film form, and the most…
Muganga, Celui Qui Soigne advances a proposition that compassion practised daily, even without applause, remains…
This year, African filmmakers tested the boundaries of filmmaking, deepened the aesthetic and thematic language…