Film and TV
In Aba Blues, writer-director Jack’enneth Opukeme attempts to reach for morally grey complexities within a…
Headless is not the film it could have been. But it is a film that…
Nigerian film journalism has always had women at its centre. Before there was a name…
The AMVCAs have a long and well-documented habit of rewarding visibility over rigour. Films that…
In Kenya, where press freedom is delicate, often contingent on political and economic conditions, the…
“The frightening thing is that it becomes very easy to crush a flea or to…
Within the screening rooms, the festival explored Africa’s tense history, systemic drawbacks, and traditional spirituality.…
“I really wanted a view on queerness, especially in Africa, that is joyful and colourful,…
As it stands, the Ghanaian government has not made clear how it intends to distribute…
The problem with Nollywood was never that it showed the difficult dimensions of traditional practice.…
