Against the word “emerging”
Nollywood has been emerging for thirty years. At some point the word stops describing an industry and starts describing who is doing…
Lagos is writing for a screen that no longer sits still in one country. What happens to a film when its first audience is somewhere else entirely?
Nollywood has been emerging for thirty years. At some point the word stops describing an industry and starts describing who is doing…
Three financiers, one streamer and a telco underwrote most of what reached screens between October and December. The ledger, as best as…
One unbroken take, two actors, no score, and a camera that refuses to move when you want it to. Taken apart shot…
Our picks for what's actually worth your time — in cinemas, on TV, or wherever it's streaming.
Eleven titles worth the trip this fortnight, with the screens that are actually showing them and the ones to avoid.
The dates that matter over the next two quarters, from Ouagadougou to Toronto, and what to actually book once tickets open.
Our critics' take on it, and what audiences actually thought — so you can judge for yourself.
Thabo Dlamini
Aminata Coulibaly
Jean-Baptiste Lumumba
Kemi Adetola
What happens off screen — the people, the problems, and the work that never makes the credits.
No post house, no budget line, and a location next to a generator. How one crew solved it, and what it cost…
Six languages, one deadline, and the unglamorous work that decides whether a film travels at all.