BFI Festival

Review January 12, 2018

Film Review: I Am Not a Witch

Posted by Tola Ositelu

Taciturn orphan Shula (Maggie Malubwa) is hauled before the police in a remote Zambian village, accused of practising witchcraft. The evidence is scant. Owing…

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April 22, 2018

"15º Festival de Cine Africano de Tarifa-Tánger. El FCAT es el único evento del mundo de habla hispana especializado en cine africano/ 15th African cinema festival Tarifa-Tanger. FCAT is the only Spanish speaking event specialised in African cinema."
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April 21, 2018

"...black women are underrepresented in animation as it is; does it have to be compounded by a conscious decision to include the voice of a black woman but not her face?"
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April 21, 2018

"Black Europe On Film - Europe and The Black Diaspora Film Festival is a programme of screenings curated by Black History Studies in partnership with the Bernie Grant Arts Centre celebrating the history and contributions of African people in Europe ..."
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April 21, 2018

"The Home Office destroyed thousands of landing card slips recording Windrush immigrants’ arrival dates in the UK, despite staff warnings that the move would make it harder to check the records of older Caribbean-born residents."
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April 21, 2018

"‘Act Jamaican,’ they said when they deported me. But I’m British"
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