NYAFF31 Retrospective: ‘Black People Don’t Get Depressed’ dir. Sara Chitambo

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

Save the Dates for the 31st New York African Film Festival!

Jean Odoutan in “Looking Back, Looking Forward”

Once upon a Time There Was PANAF

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

Save the Dates for the 30th New York African Film Festival!

Safi Faye: Selbé et tant d’autres

#OscarMustFall: On Refusing to Give Power to Unjust Definitions of “Merit”

Jom by Ababacar Samb-Makharam

Fanon: Yesterday, Today Review

Interview with Helen Rose Cosmetics

New York African Film Festival Returns May 12 in a Hybrid Format

Commentary – African Diaspora Studies and the Lost Promise of Afrocentrism

Commentary – Love for My People: Some Reflections on Sheila Walker and Life-Affirming Anthropology

The Virtues of Positive Ethnocentrism

Milestones and Arrows: A Cultural Anthropologist Discovers the Global African Diaspora

Without Understanding the Africans in the Atlantic World, You Cannot Have a Clear Understanding of What the Modern World Is

LAFF, a Success Story

The New York African Film Festival Returns Virtually February 4 – March 4, 2021

Suhaib Gasmelbari on “Talking About Trees”

New York African Film Festival Goes Virtual with Streaming Rivers: The Past into the Present

Review of Kemtiyu, Cheikh Anta

“Inside/Outside” at Café Rose Nicaud and the Cinema of Joseph Gaï Ramaka

African Film Distribution in the United States

An SLCCP Update

Made to Move

10-Week Filmmaking Workshop with East Harlem School – Recap

Joseph Gaï Ramaka

The Sierra Leone-United States Connection

Paulin Soumanou Vieyra (1925 – 1987)

Notes from the 23rd New York African Film Festival

2015 CCP Graduation Films

The Sierra Leone CCP Oral History Project Pt. 2

When Film Is a Festival

My FESPACO Diary: One Filmmaker's Journey to Africa's Oscars

Mahen Bonetti Featured on Indigo Tongues!

AFF Director Mahen Bonetti on NPR

YAEP Short Films – 2014

Selma and the American-ness of the Academy

Review of “Little John”

Stones in the Sun at Quad Cinema

A THOUSAND SUNS – MATI DIOP at Anthology Film Archives

A Matter of Style

UBUNTU

The Light at the End of the Dark Continent

Tunde Kelani and his passion for documenting Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage

Cinemas of the South

Review of “U-Carmen eKhayelitsha”

Seventeenth Edition of the New York African Film Festival

The Role of Music in African Cinema

Gone With the Critique

“Soldiers of the Rock” Review

KVTV Access: 2014 New York African Film Festival

Camera Q&A: Deborah Perkin on Bastards and Morocco

Camera Q&A: Kenneth Gyang on Confusion Na Wa

Some Thoughts on the film “The Daily Nation”

“Yellow Card”

Video Awudjo! Featured Artist, Tunde Kelani, has New Developments after AFF

Women and Cinema at ZIFF

Globalizing African Cinema?

A Report on the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance

The Zanzibar International Film Festival 2002

Interview with Branwen Okpako

Sithengi’s fight for supremacy in Africa could cost it its identity

Colonies, l’Empire des signes

Sembène the Ceddo

14th Annual African Film Festival

African Film Fest Stages a "CRUEL" Quick Hit

“If there is a secret, it is the love and passion I feel for my profession.”

A Bold Transmission

“Why shouldn’t everyone hear?”

“I, myself, will never finish learning.”

New Looks: The Rise of African Women Filmmakers

Not Nollywood

It All began in Khouribga: the 15th Festival du Cinéma Africain de Khouribga

"Moi et Mon Blanc" Review

The Woman in Contemporary African Cinema

MIRROR, MIRROR ON THE SCREEN

African Cuisine…The Abidjan Allocodrome

Meet the CCP’s 2013 Documentary Film Students!

Presenting “From the Ashes: Story of a New Sierra Leone”

Announcing the Documentary Film Workshop!

Acclaimed Director Femi Odugbemi Conducts a Special Film Workshop

The CCP Heads to Historic Bunce Island

African Cinema: what it is, what challenges it encounters and possible ways forward

The Sierra Leone CCP Oral History Project Pt. 1

On Film and cinema in Libya

CCP Youth Workshop Presents: Salone Postcards

After African Independence

Imagem Dos Povos 2010

National Dance Troupe in Action

Intensive Photography Workshop

Film and History in Africa: A Critical Survey of Current Trends and Tendencies

Abidjan's Lout

Coming of Age in Nigerian Moviemaking

Hello Nigeria!

The Emergence of Ethnographic Film Practice

Ghanaian Popular Cinema and the Magic in and of Film

Still, The Fire in the Belly

The Trees of Specificity

African Cinema in the Nineties

Sierra Leonean Landscapes

A Brief Introduction to Sierra Leone

CCP Celebrates Sierra Leone’s 50th Anniversary of Independence

SLCCP Postcard Competition

CCP Launches in Freetown!

From the Archives: LIGHTS ON AFRICA

Ouaga Hip Hop Festival

Review of “White Wedding”

“The African Slave Trades: Across the Indian Ocean”

Expanding Artistic Horizons

Sembene Remembered

Cinema

The Rwandan Holocaust On Film

AFF 2006 Outdoor Series

We are doing worse than Hollywood

Filmmaking can show the way

Ousmane Sembène’s London Season

We the Living

Interview with Jean-Marie Teno

55th Berlin Film Festival Focuses on Africa

News Clipping: 2005

Max and Mona

The 2004 Dhow Awards

Madame Brouette: A Film by Moussa Sene Absa

Be Kunko

ZIFF: Integrating the Region through Art and Culture

From Russia, With Love

Universal Refugees

Through African Eyes: Dialogues with the Director Abderrahmane Sissako

Diaries from an African Film Addict

Immediate Experience: About The Panelists of The African Film Festival

Zimbabwe, The Future of the Land

Mixing Impossible Genres

“Working closer to the people”

Do not sleep with bitterness

Special Focus on Africa Featured at the 23rd Banff Television Festival

Denying Brazil

Karmen Gei: Political Sex Icon

2001 Zanzibar International Film Festival

2001 Zanzibar International Film Festival Program

“Shaking Up The Box: A Decade of ITVS”

Review of “Faat Kine”

Video Awudjo!

Reflections on FESPACO 2001

FESPACO 17: “Cinema and New Technology” Program

AFF Joins Friends of Liberty Hall and The Bob Marley Foundation

Pan African Film Festival II

The Orbit of “Planet Africa”

The Poesis of Mimesis in Les Maîtres Fous

Something Ventured

Lumumba: Death of a Prophet, Life of the Image

Ramadan Suleman’s “Fools”

New Wave / Old Wave

No Longer Invisible: Afro-Latin Americans Today