In his latest feature, Naked Reality (2016), which unfolds 150 years into the future, Cameroonian filmmaker

Daughters of the Dust (1991) has gone down in history as a unique, striking and decolonized

Born in Kinshasa, Djo Tunda wa Munga left the Democratic Republic of Congo for Belgium at

Living legend, award-winning filmmaker and storyteller Tunde Kelani’s (a.k.a. TK) grew up in the town of

When South African filmmaker Samora Sekhukhune asked her father what he wanted for his 70th birthday,

Kenyan-Ghanaian filmmaker and actress Hawa Essuman’s fascination with telling stories with pictures and sound led her

Hyper creative visual artist, filmmaker Jim Chuchu lives and works in Nairobi, Kenya, where he was

Acclaimed Paris-based Nigerian filmmaker Newton I. Aduaka started his film career in the UK in the

Gender and African-Diasporic identity in Germany are recurring themes in Lagos-born, Nigerian/Welsh filmmaker, video artist, theatre

Philippe Lacôte grew up in Abidjan, next to a movie theater named The Magic. After linguistic

Kivu Ruhorahoza, from Rwanda, made two award-winning short films (Confession and Lost in the South) before

Recently The New York Times picked up on one of Sweden’s latest “race controversies”: The Swedish national broadcaster announced