African Films Of UNESCO-Netflix Scheme To Stream
By SWAN It’s a new direction for UNESCO, getting involved in movies, so to speak. The United Nations’ cultural agency and Netflix – the global streaming and production company – have partnered […]
African Films
The Importance of African Storytelling in Film
Years a Slave, Blood Diamond, Tsotsi, and the most recent Queen of Katwe; have gone on global screens, showing the often distorted African story with authenticity and dignity. It’s an
Big Winners At Tarifa-Tangiers African Film Festival
Poisonous Roses by Egyptian director Ahmed Fawzi Saleh Wins Best Feature Film at film festival The documentary Boxing Libreville by Gabonese director Amédée Pacôme wins Best Documentary. Young actress Maggie Mulubwa,
Director, Akin Omotoso Speaks On The Forces To Filmmaking
“You’re fortunate to make a film and you’re fortunate to get the film out. All the things that happen afterwards are great, but that’s not why you do it. You