Film and TV
African filmmakers are no longer waiting for permission or validation from foreign gatekeepers; they’re building…
Birdie positions itself within the terrain of historical reckoning, seeking to illuminate a fractured moment…
The question is not whether Nollywood can build a star system. It’s whether it wants…
What happens with Afolayan’s quest in Aníkúlápó: The Ghoul Awakens is the pathetic compartmentalisation of…
“A system was put out over 100 years ago that is still in play. And…
Jazz Infernal is a compact but resonant meditation on grief, migration, and the pressure to…
The battle over A Very Dirty Christmas might seem small in the grand scheme of things,…
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…
