The Royal African Society is delighted to present the 9th edition of Film Africa, taking…
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Accra meets Bristol at Encounters Film Festival 2019!
Sometime in August 2019 three filmmakers from Ghana received the same good news: we were…
The time is now for African Cinema!
African cinema is enjoying an exciting period of growth and recognition. The BFI recently launched Black…
Film Africa 2015 pre-festival screening: Fevers (Fièvres)
Sun 13 Sept | 20:30 | Hackney Picturehouse Sun 20 Sept | 20:30 | Ritzy Cinema…
“I Love Kuduro” – Post-screening Q&A with director Mário Patrocínio and producer Coréon Dú
Last year Film Africa 2014 hosted the UK première for I Love Kuduro, which documents…
FILM AFRICA FESTIVAL BLOG – DAY THREE
Film Africa, day three and it seems that instead of back to work caps it…
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FILM AFRICA FESTIVAL BLOG [3 DAYS TO GO]
Last but not least for today, we have a review from Caitlin Lupton who thoroughly recommends Dancing…
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FILM AFRICA FESTIVAL BLOG [3 DAYS TO GO]
Next up we have Tega Okiti’s (@TegaOkiti) take on the stirring and thrilling Congolese…
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Film Africa Festival Blog [4 DAYS TO GO]
Film Africa is back! Well nearly! With only 4 days to go, we thought we’d…
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Film Africa Festival Blog [4 DAYS TO GO]
Drawing ever nearer and nearer. Film Africa 2014 is so close you can almost taste…
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