Through the launch of its Critics Prize, the growing pan-African film alliance wants to “showcase criticism as something that is active on the continent and needs to thrive.”
Four filmmakers will reflect on the creative shifts and enduring themes shaping African cinema today during a panel discussion on May 10, 2025.
How a Tanzanian filmmaker's collaboration with the Hadzabe people is redefining impact-driven documentary at Geneva's prestigious human rights film festival.
The New African Film Festival returns to Washington, D.C. for its 21st edition, with a stacked list of must-see films.
Beyond showing a selection of films that shed light on the most pressing issues around the globe, the Geneva International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights organizes forums that connect activists, artists and the public in the pursuit of change.
The festival, which showcases African film to audiences beyond the continent, celebrates its 30th anniversary. Here are six highlights of this year’s event.
The Senegalese filmmaker’s most recent work, Xalé, is opening this year’s New York African Film Festival (NYAFF), which celebrates 30 years.
The festival, which is run by the American Film Institute, has a crop of outstanding, must-see African films on offer this year.
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