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Reel Harlem 11: Kinshasa Symphony

Kinshasa Symphony

Kinshasa Palace

Black September in Kinshasa / Kinshasa, Septembre Noir

Wischmann, Claus

Films Shown in AFF, Inc. Programs: Kinshasa Symphony (2011, 2012 – Martin Baer, Claus Wischmann)

Baer, Martin

Films Shown in AFF, Inc. Programs: Kinshasa Symphony (2011, 2012 – Martin Baer, Claus Wischmann).

2011 Statement

For its 18th edition, the New York African Film Festival (NYAFF) honors the landmark “International Year for People of African Descent,” as 2011 has been designated by the United Nations.

Announcing the Full Lineup for the 31st Edition of the New York African Film Festival, May 8 – May 30

African Film Festival, Inc. (AFF) is thrilled to announce the 31st anniversary of its iconic New York African Film Festival (NYAFF), which runs from May 8 – May 30, 2024.

Announcing the Full Lineup for the 30th Edition of the New York African Film Festival, May 10 – June 1

African Film Festival, Inc. (AFF) is thrilled to announce the 30th anniversary of its iconic New York African Film Festival (NYAFF), which runs from from May 10-June 1, 2023. Under

2016 Statement

Modern Days, Ancient Nights: 50 Years of African Filmmaking When Senegalese pioneer Ousmane Sembène premiered his masterpiece Black Girl at Cannes in 1966, it was the first time a Sub-Saharan feature film

A Matter of Style

Among the noteworthy films featured this year at the New York African Film Festival at Lincoln Center was George Amponsah and Cosima Spender’s documentary, The Importance of Being Elegant, which

Seventeenth Edition of the New York African Film Festival

The seventeenth edition of the New York African Film Festival is almost over.  Opening on April 7 at the Walter Reade Theatre in Lincoln Center, the festival concludes at BAM

Laplaine, José “Zeka”

(Source: Through African Eyes – Conversations with the Directors – Volume 2, BONETTI Mahen and SEAG Morgan (Editors), 2010, African Film Festival, Inc. and Printinfo JV LLC, Yerevan, Armenia, p.57)

Wooto, Jean-Michel Kibushi Ndjate

Biography: (Source: Through African Eyes – Conversations with the Directors – Volume 2, BONETTI Mahen and SEAG Morgan (Editors), 2010, African Film Festival, Inc. and Printinfo JV LLC, Yerevan, Armenia,

On Film and cinema in Libya

Hans-Christian Mahnke: Dear Ramadan, could you speak a bit about the film industry in Libya, its film production and also about the infrastructure of showing films? I know that Libya

Cinema

Soon after its invention in France in 1895, cinema came to Africa. Over the next century, its development was shaped by European colonialism and its postcolonial aftermath. By 2005, however,