Paulin Soumanou Vieyra and the Birth of African Cinema
By Akin Adeṣọkan Birago Diop was a brilliant high-school student in Senegal. During his final exam, Continue Reading
Showing on Saturday, September 10 NATION FORGOTTEN A documentary by Osakpolor Omoregie
NATION FORGOTTEN is a documentary film on the plight of Nigerian pensioners. More than nine pensioners Continue Reading
A NORMAL DAUGHTER: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF KEWPIE OF DISTRICT SIX
Enjoy a special screening of the film “A Normal Daughter: The Life and Times of Kewpie Continue Reading
Adapting Soyinka’s “Death” to “Elesin” Was Not About Yoruba Nationalism-Biyi Bandele
By Toyin Akinosho The filmmaker Biyi Bandele took the decision to adapt Wole Soyinka’s play: Death Continue Reading
All the inaugural DStv Content Creator Awards nominees
Thousands of hours of creative, hilarious, heartfelt, and thumb-stopping content from over 1,500 entries from more Continue Reading
EXTENDED PLAY: The Music Film Edition (Cinema. Concert. Conference)
July 9 | July 10 | July 24 EXTENDED PLAY: The Music Film Edition (Cinema. Concert. Conference) Venue: Continue Reading
June 12: A daughter’s search for her father, how a country found its missing pages
When Nigerien filmmaker, Amina Mamani, lost her father Mamani Abdoulaye, novelist, writer, poet, activist and politician Continue Reading
Film Screening + Conversation (with Molara Wood and Kunle Ajibade) | June 12, 2022.
Screen Out Loud Lagos <hello@screenoutlouder.com> Screen Out Loud Lagos is screening IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF MAMANI ABDOULAYE Continue Reading
OBITUARY | The real Jamie Bartlett wasn’t Mike O’Riley or David Genaro
I could not believe my rookie luck when brilliant African actor Jamie Bartlett, perhaps better known Continue Reading
MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy Opens Applications for 2023
Think you’re made for film and TV? Then apply to join the MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy Continue Reading