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Comedy film ‘Wild Sing’ about former hip-hop group premieres June 3
The comedy film “Wild Sing,” featuring Gang Dong-won, Um Tae-goo, and Park Ji-hyun, is set to premiere in theaters on June 3. The film centers
Black Women Film Network to Honor Merkerson, Brooks, Pride
The Black Women Film Network (BWFN) will host its 2026 Annual Summit on Saturday, March 21, at Atlanta’s Loudermilk Center. The event celebrates and advances
Middlebury Film Series Features “Foxy Brown” Screening
The film series at Middlebury is recontextualizing films often dismissed in mainstream film history, bringing them back into public view within an institutional setting. This
Kenya Emerges as Hub for African Film Production
When two diaspora filmmakers land in Kenya with cameras, scripts, and a week-long creative itinerary, it’s tempting to call it a film tour. However, what’s
South African Sci-Fi Film Rupture Debuts
Abongwe L. Booi has released ‘Rupture,’ a new South African science fiction short film. Booi, a SAMA-nominated writer, director, and producer, has previously worked on
Porcelain War Film Screening and Discussion Set
The Delegation of the European Union to Kenya, along with the High Commission of Canada, the Embassies of France and Ukraine, will host a screening
Aïnouz Film Delivers Dark Humor and Provocative Moments
The film Rosebush Pruning, directed by Karim Aïnouz, premiered in competition at the Berlin Film Festival. Co-written with Efthimis Filippou, the film draws inspiration from
LA exhibit celebrates film achievements of Sinners
The film Sinners achieved a record-breaking 16 Academy Award nominations, surpassing previous records held by Titanic and La La Land. To celebrate Black History Month,
Charli XCX Wears Sheer Dress After Film Premiere
Charli XCX recently attended the premiere of her film, Wuthering Heights. Following the event, she shared images on Instagram featuring a sheer black lace dress.
Kenyan court overturns ban on LGBTQ film
A Kenyan film previously banned in the country is poised for a potential screening after an eight-year prohibition. The film, Rafiki, depicts a romantic relationship