Africa’s film industry is underfunded and underutilized — but recent investment from streamers is boosting production opportunities and access to funding for many creators on the continent.

Jolie's large tiger tattoo and the ones she has for the Buddhist blessings for peace, love and a prosperous life could be seen Angelina Jolie is showing some skin — and ink! The actress, 50, attended ...

Nigerian films Dust to Dreams and My Father’s Shadow are set to screen at the 2025 BFI London Film Festival Every October, the British Film Institute (BFI) turns London into a global hub for cinema ...

Loung Ung was only 7 years old when the soldiers came and took her father. Later, separated from her mother and siblings, she was forced from child labour camp to child soldier camp, living under ...

The Vermont International Film Festival turns 40 this year. In those four decades, the event has grown from one with modest ambitions to a near-behemoth featuring 80 films. Moviegoers look forward to ...

For years, YouTube in Nigeria was the digital equivalent of an open market: noisy, chaotic, full of skits, quick laughs, and spontaneous content. Debunking the Myths About Nigerian YouTube Films It ...

Since its inception, Nigeria’s film industry, Nollywood, which established its empire on a volume-driven approach, has flooded the African market with stories told at breakneck speed. ・Nollywood has ...

Premiering at the New York Film Festival before its Apple TV+ debut, the film sees the director celebrating his famous mom and dad and pondering how he learned — or failed to learn — from them.

"Behind Their Lens" will consist of three panels — devoted to directors, producers, and artisans respectively — presented in partnership with IndieWire. Opening with David Freyne’s “Eternity,” ...

The regional alliance is founded by former Film at Lincoln Center president Lesli Klainberg, who tapped Third Industry Strategies' Allason Leitz to serve as the initiative's director. Indie exhibition ...

New York Film Festival audiences will get the first look at Timothée Chalamet in Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme.” The A24 film is one of the year’s most anticipated, but it remained one of the few ...