Loin de Moi la Colère: A Big Leap at Forgiveness

Many people died in Ziglo, a village in western Côte d'Ivoire, during the 2011 civil war. Since State Justice was…

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Moving film beyond Passion to Profitability

Throughout the evening, the recurrent call to bring in professionals emerged- not as the surrender of creative control but as…

Helga Ndinda

Serah Teshna’s SNT Productions Survival Thriller London Premiere Debut

Set in Nairobi, Kenya, Bus 338 follows passengers trapped during an overnight bus journey with dangerous fugitives on board. The…

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An Outlook on Film Grants in Kenya

Late last year, the Kenya Film Commission announced a film grant inviting…

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Cards on the table, we’re both showing hearts

Set in the 90s, this film follows a couple (Shirleen Wangari and…

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East Africa’s Cinematic Brilliance Through Shorts

I always cherish the blank state of not knowing what I’m heading…

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AFFC’s Glorious Storytellers Filmlab Debut and Showcase

August 4th, the African Female Filmmakers Collective (AFFC) announced an open call…

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WIFA 7th Edition Call for Nominations

The Women in Film Awards (WIFA) is pleased to announce the call…

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Wicked Dominates Anga Cinemas For Good

Dashing themed costumes and snapped moments at the Wicked: For Good premiere…

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Kenya Cinema Week Makes Historic London Debut, Cementing East Africa’s Place in Global Film Industry

London's RichMix Cinema became an unlikely hub for East African culture this…

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Shiku: The Result of Prioritising a Mission Statement Over Story

There has been a certain pessimism about passion projects in film circles,…

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Kilifi Creek Festival

The Kilifi Creek Festival felt like a homecoming. Have you ever watched…

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