Through her film, Bride of Zambia, the Zambian filmmaker is tackling deep-seated gender norms and empowering women by sparking vital conversations across her home country and beyond.
‘London Recruits,’ which won Best Documentary at the Joburg Film Festival this year, will also screen at the Encounters South African International Documentary Film Festival in Johannesburg and Cape Town this June.
The Zambian South African filmmaker made her debut feature, Black People Don’t Get Depressed, which premieres at the NY African Film Festival, in an attempt to debunk myths around mental health.
Nigerian filmmaker Tolu Ajayi’s debut feature film, ‘Over the Bridge,’ which is up for a handful of awards, opens this year’s edition of the New York African Film Festival.
While this isn’t an exhaustive list of the films screening, here’s a lineup of interesting African titles showing at this year’s New York African Film Festival.
These films at the 25th New York African Film Festival features a new generation of filmmakers who are transforming our understanding of the continent.