In the hypnotic and hazily dreamlike documentary Faya Dayi, shot in gorgeous, silvery black and white tones, filmmaker Jessica Beshir plunges the…
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14/11/22
16/11/22
Fig Tree
Aalam-Warqe Davidian's semi-autobiographical first feature is a potent glimpse of adolescence amid civil war. 16 year old Jewish Mina, is trying to…
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03/11/20
19/11/20
Film Africa 2020 Baobab Award 1
We are delighted to host for the first time the Film Africa Baobab Award for Best Short Film, organised by the Royal African Society. Established in…
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11/11/22
11/11/22
Films Femmes Afrique Shorts: A Sense of Home
Made by women from across Africa and the diaspora, these powerful short films reflect on what it means to find a sense of belonging and to call a…
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