Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku
If Slum Bomber and Bad Blood are fun watches, Hadda takes itself very seriously, even…
“I wanted to explore how much progress can happen within three lifetimes, but also how…
In Her Daughters’ Mother, her debut feature, Chukwu returns to the vulnerabilities and agency of…
“What I would like people to take away, after seeing Ben’Imana, and Lady, and Cotton…
Contained in this dispatch are brief reviews and commentaries on the five films on the…
“Right now, there is a big, big, big change in the world. I think it’s…
“We’ve lost the capacity, I think, to just spend time together without doing anything, and…
A film about the pleasures and pressures of simple, communal living, Al Baraneya is underlined…
In La Maison du Vent, Cameroonian writer-director Auguste Bernard Kouemo Yanghu captures both the tragic…
If films are inherently political, if all films have something to say, though they may…
