Berlin Film Festival: ‘Crocodile’ Documents How Self-Taught Filmmakers From Nigerian Hinterlands Became Astonishing Creative Force

The Nigerian filmmakers known as "The Critics" are explored in the documentary 'Crocodile,' directed by Pietra Brettkelly and The Critics.

14 love triangles to watch for a marvelously messy Valentine’s Day viewing experience

Embrace chaos, drama, and yearning during the Valentine season with these must-see movies and shows.

‘Dao’ Review: French-Senegalese Master Alain Gomis Builds a Swirling, Ecstatic Family Epic From One Wedding and a Funeral

Alain Gomis's extraordinary sixth feature 'Dao' shimmies restlessly between Europe and Africa, fiction and reality, the ...

Go Behind the Scenes of ‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ With Rosamund Pike | Exclusive

“Now You See Me: Now You Don’t,” the third film in the magic-themed franchise, arrives on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD this Tuesday, Feb. 17. Ahead of its home video release, we have an exclusive, ...

A Family’s Memories and a Nation’s Struggles in ‘My Father’s Shadow’

The film follows two Nigerian boys, Remi and Akin — played by real-life brothers Chibuike Marvellous Egbo and Godwin Chiemerie Egbo — who spend a day running errands with their somewhat distant father ...

African Filmmaking Talent Thrives on a Global Stage as Market Stumbles and Business Resets With New Models, Challenges

It’s a strange but perhaps fitting paradox of these uncertain times that while African cinema is enjoying greater visibility ...