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Areaboys, the film

The film that's living a dream come true.

areaboystheshortfilm

On Mark of Uru

A look at an inspiring Nigerian animation.

markofuru

On District 9

On District 9 & the African sense of self.

africanindentityinfilm

SA's White Wedding

What it will mean, if the film gets an Oscar.

whiteweddingthefilm

Film Piracy in Africa

Effects of piracy on the African film industry.

piracyinafrica

With Emeka Mba

Director of NFVCB speaks on regulation.

emeka mba

The Figurine

From a Whisper

Arugba

White Wedding

District 9

Izulu Lami (My Secret Sky)

Cindy's Letter

Gugu and Andile

For the Best and For the Onion

Zimbabwe

On the other side of Life

> Africa in Motion, Oct 22 - Nov 1 2009

As the biggest African film festival in the UK, the festival’s main goal is to overcome the under-representation of African film in the UK and to introduce Scottish audiences to the riches of African cinema.

 

> FESPACO, Feb 28 - Mar 7 2009

This is the Pan-African Film and TV Festival of Ouagadougou. Its theme this year was "African cinema: tourism and cultural heritage".

 

> London African Film Festival , Nov 2009

The 2009 festival explored new narratives techniques and features films from all corners of the continent, including the UK premiere of Tariq Teguia’s INLAND.

> Aluta Film Festival, Feb 2010

South Africa’s premier township cinema event held each year in Galeshewe, Kimberley.

Aluta Film Festival is to be a repository for the stories of people of African ancestry worldwide as well as stories from the developing world.

 

> DISCOP Africa 3, Feb 22 2010

DISCOP AFRICA is a matchmaking and networking event, which takes place within three days.  It encourages the promotion of audiovisual content distribution, production and funding in Sub-Saharan Africa.

 

> Cascade Festival, Feb 5 - Mar 6 2010

The Cascade Festival of African Films began in 1991 by four Portland Community College faculty members. Today, over 5,500 people attend the festival annually.The festival is run entirely by volunteers.

January 2010

Tutorial

Character development with Oladipo Agboluaje

Commentary

Discussing cellphone filmmaking in Africa

Africa in Pictures

A sneak peak behind the scenes of Nollywood

Oladipo Agboluaje
cellphone filmmaking in Africa
nollywoodsaintobi
Discovering African cinema
Edition 2|Jan 2010