The two filmmakers discuss collaborating on the experimental documentary that explores womanhood and motherhood.

The new Docubox Executive Director on succeeding Judy Kibinge and the future of East African filmmaking.

The Kenyan actor, known for screen roles in ‘Subterranea’ and ‘Shanga’, as well as her work on stage, reflects on her craft.

Directors Wangondu and Brown reflect on colonial land dispossession, inherited silence and the possibility of justice.

The producer-screenwriter-performer speaks on craft and the making of 'Free Me', her one-woman play confronting gender-based violence.

The Ugandan-American actor, documentarian and photographer reflects on art, identity, and the power of returning home through storytelling.

Kadandara's films, those already released and those still forthcoming, do not seem to educate politely; they ambush.

AISFM aims to give African short films visibility, value, and a sustainable marketplace.

Kenyan producer June Wairegi on Locarno Open Doors and redefining how African films are made and distributed.

Cassandra Onwualu on how the new Pan-African film distribution initiative wants to take African films across borders.

With Africa historically underrepresented at the Oscars, Nigeria's critically acclaimed Mami Wata could deliver the continent's fourth win.