Festivals

Senegal/Morocco/France co-production Don’t Wake the Sleeping Child and the Democratic Republic of the Congo/USA collaboration Mikuba (Cobalt) are heading to the 2025 Berlinale.

The 2025 edition of the festival will feature a selection of feature films, documentaries, animations, short films, series, and VR projects.

Kenya’s How to Build a Library, Sudan’s Khartoum, and other African projects will be screened at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival.

The 2025 festival will take place under the theme Indigenous to Global: Cultural Wealth to Global Prosperity.

The Durban FilmMart Institute (DFMI) has announced the opening of submissions for the 18th edition of Talents Durban, a talent development programme in partnership with the Berlin International Film Festival. …

Almost a decade after its original release, O-Town remains an advertisement for CJ Obasi’s talent and a forecast of his success.

”We will bring together starting and more experienced film festival professionals from Africa, Asia, Eastern Europa, Latin America and the Middle East.”

Cannes Critics’ Week’s Next Step is currently ongoing. The programme was created 11 years ago to assist filmmakers with short films that have screened at Critics’ Week to make their …

The next edition of FESPACO comes up in 2025. Here are a few things to know about one of Africa’s most important film events.

Films from Kenya’s Angela Wanjiku Wamai and South Africa’s Jenna Cato Bass are among projects heading for the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s co-production market.