‘Mami Wata’ Review: Cinematography Is the Star in Mesmerizing West African Folk Tale
Sundance: A priestess serves as the intermediary for a water spirit in this poetic stunner, the first homegrown Nigerian film to debut at the festival.
African Cinema
Tambay Obenson Launches Fundraiser for African Film and Television Platform Akoroko
The former IndieWire staffer and Shadow and Act founder wants to give African cinema the attention it deserves.
New Initiative Aims to Bolster Africa’s Documentary Film Community — Exclusive
A new effort is underway to build an authentic documentary film culture on the African continent with major funding from the Ford Foundation.
How Can Filmmakers from Countries Without a Strong Movie Industry Break Into Cannes?
Ethiopian filmmaker Beza Hailu Lemma shares his experience at Cannes’ Marché du Film and his feature filmmaking dreams.
Can the VOD Marketplace Save African Cinema?
Can the VOD Marketplace Save African Cinema?
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Emmy Acting Campaigns Revealed for ‘Yellowjackets’ Second Season With Surprising Change (EXCLUSIVE)
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‘Not Going to Fix It’ Lawmaker Now Says ‘Repenting Sins’ Only Solution to School Shootings
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‘Mayflies’ Star Tony Curran Boards Sky & AMC’s ‘Mary & George’ Alongside Nicola Walker, Niamh Algar, Simon Russell Beale
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Ratings: The Flash Eyes Audience Low; Survivor, Chicago Fire Lead Wednesday
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Aussie Basketball League Aims for $30M in Tasmania JackJumpers Sale