The 21st edition of the New York African Film Festival is upon us! Screening now through May 13th at the Film Society of Lincoln Center are eleven features and eight short film under this year's theme: Revolution and Liberation in the Digital Age. The series officially kicks off tonight with an opening night presentation of our top pick for 2013 film of the year, Kenneth Gyang's morbidly brilliant dark-comedic alternative to Nollywood stereotypes Confusion Na Wa. For the festival's centerpiece film, Biyi Bandele's film adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half Of A Yellow Sun is screening on two occasions ahead of its May 16th U.S. release.