Tag: African Film Reviews
‘Wahala’: Genevieve Nnaji Returns in Gripping Nigerian-British Thriller
The six-part adaptation of Nikki May’s bestselling novel features Adelayo Adedayo, Cush Jumbo, Deborah Ayorindee, and Nollywood icon Genevieve Nnaji.
ORAYA: Ruth Ojougboh to Unveil African Animated Film at Cannes 2026
Executive Producer Ruth Ojougboh will present the feature-length animated film ORAYA at the Marché du Film during the Cannes Film Festival on May 13, 2026
ADIFF–Washington D.C. 2025 Returns This August
ADIFF Washington D.C. 2025 Returns with 14 Powerful Films from Africa and the Diaspora.
KITFO TV’s Ethiopian – Eritrean Film Festival Returns to Los Angeles
KITFO TV is a global streaming platform and cultural initiative dedicated to Ethiopian and Eritrean cinema.
Janani: The Last Stand Wins Big at ZIFF 2025
Ugandan biopic Janani: The Last Stand, directed by Matt Bish, wins Best Feature Film and Best Actor at Zanzibar International Film Festival 2025.
Idris Elba Unveils Vision to Revolutionize Africa’s Entertainment Industry
Elba aims to develop an end-to-end ecosystem for African creatives.
Best Movies to Watch with African Parents
Have you had a hard time trying to select movies to watch with your African parents during family time and you don’t want to accidentally set yourself up?
Unseen Season 2 Movie Review
Zenzi’s evolution from house cleaner to calculated avenger is both terrifying and tragic. Yet, the real question remains: Is she winning, or just surviving?
African Cinema Takes Center Stage at NYAFF 2025
This year’s festival celebrates the diversity and richness of African cinema.
10 Most Popular Story Ideas in African Film Industry
If you are a fan of African movies and you are curious to know some of the most popular story ideas that make the African cinematic space, this is for you.
KITFO TV Launches to Amplify Ethiopian and Eritrean Filmmakers
KITFO TV changes the narrative by giving creators the freedom to tell their own stories..
Nigeria’s Historic Cannes Debut: “My Father’s Shadow” Selected for Official Selection
The film’s selection serves as a celebration of the nation's rich storytelling tradition and a step forward for arthouse cinema in Nigeria.
Go! Movie Review
Go! is a compelling coming-of-age drama that blends sports, crime, and personal struggle into a gripping narrative.
Baby Farm Movie Review
Mo Abudu’s Baby Farm unearths the chilling realities of a baby trafficking ring masquerading as a charitable NGO


