BAFTA award-winning film My Father’s Shadow, hailed as a ‘historical family heirloom for Nigeria’ by its director Akinola Davies Jr, tells an intimate semi-autobiographical tale
BLKNWS: Terms & Conditions. The critically-acclaimed genre-defying debut feature from artist and filmmaker, Kahlil Joseph (and also one of Afropean.com’s highlighted films from LFF 2025),
‘…This film is about unlearning imposed standards and reclaiming our African identity — strand by strand…’— Kwaku Sikahene-Adarkwa, Director After a lengthy gestation period, the
This years edition of the London Film Festival came to an end on Sunday evening. 2025 saw an unprecedented number of Filmmakers from the African
As someone who did not always have access to quality content about Black history, I count myself lucky when it finds its way to me,
‘… We who have been colonised can never forget…’ (p.161, My Country, Africa: Autobiography of the Black Pasionaria by Andrée Blouin. Reissued by Verso Books,
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