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Asia’s biggest film festival is screening Nigeria’s history-making Cannes feature.

Five film projects from the continent are showing at the world’s oldest film festival.

Singing duo Oiza x Meyi assume acting duties in a new Prime Video project.

Nigerian producer Blessing Uzzi talks about meeting director Dika Ofoma and their 2025 Locarno Open Doors project, Kachifo.

The Lesotho filmmaker was speaking at a Q and A session after his new film “Ancestral Visions of the Future” premiered in Locarno, Switzerland.

Ema Edosio-Deelen’s third feature, “When Nigeria Happens”, was in high demand on day 2 of Locarno Film Festival 2025.

Award-winning Rwandan director Mutiganda Wa Nkunda urges African cinema financiers to reconsider chasing trends.

Wingonia Ikpi’s tense debut mixes horrid Nollywood sentiment with fine visual craft.

This morning, the Locarno Film Festival announced its lineup for 2025, with Swiss TV presenter Sandy Altermatt in charge of the proceedings. The announcement revealed films to be screened across …

Del-York Group, founded by Linus Idahosa, has partnered with the Tribeca Film Festival to host the 2025 African Film Spotlight Event.