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Yoole, The Sacrifice

The Dance of King David

The Creators

Ayen's Cooking School for African Men

Africa: The Beat

Xala

The Prodigal Son

The Hero / O Herói

The Great Dance: A Hunter’s Story

The Colonial Misunderstanding

Sugar Cane Alley

Moolaadé

Life and Debt

Killer of Sheep

Karmen Geï

Jazz on a Summer's Day

In My Genes

I Am Cuba

Guew Bi: Sabar Dances of Senegal

Forgiveness

Faat Kiné

Dôlé

Cosmic Africa

Bye Bye Brazil

The Light at the End of the Dark Continent

Man may work from sun to sun But woman’s work is never done.          -Traditional (origin unknown) Little gems from the Third World float westward once in a while, under-

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

Tunde Kelani is socialised into a rather unusual flavour of Nigerian culture.  Though born in Lagos in the 1940s, at the consummation of the colonial era of Yoruba history, he

Cinemas of the South

Cinematic production originating in the South is often understood as a cinema of transition. Unique luxury, it takes the time to paint a world that is distant and yet so

Review of “U-Carmen eKhayelitsha”

When I first saw U-Carmen eKhayelitsha at the 13th New York African Film Festival in April 2006, I was mesmerized.  Because the film made such a strong social statement with

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

The Role of Music in African Cinema

Even today, an analysis of the complex role of music in film is often forgotten by critics, many of whom remain prostrate before the dictatorship of the image. Yet as

Bamako

Habanastation

Padrón, Ian

Alex’s Wedding

Gone With the Critique

Can we speak of cinema critique when it comes to the cinemas of Sub-Saharan Africa? This question, asked in such brutal a manner, still remains an enigma in my view.

Afro@digital

Adanggaman

Rejoice & Shout

McGlynn, Don

“Soldiers of the Rock” Review

Norman Maake’s directorial debut is cinematic/karmic  kaleidoscope encompasses a boiling and poignant saga of the fraternity of determination and Shaka Zulu like strength that is the bedrock of a cadre