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Sakawa Review: Ghana, e-waste and online dating scams

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Sakawa is a moving, sympathetic portrayal of an online dating fraud syndicate in Ghana
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M.I.A.’s collage clarifies the cause

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Stephen Loveridge and M.I.A. piece together old and new visuals to piece together a collage of the experiences that developed the artist.
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A superhero worth the wait

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Black Panther might depict a fantasy of the continent but the its contribution to black geekdom remains important
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Jordan Peele uses satire to expose racism’s horror

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The magic of this film lies in the fact that it seamlessly fuses biting satire with the horrifying spectre of racism.
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We’re living La La Land

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In this era of post-truths and mediocrity, this pastiche of a movie that masquerades as an original deserves to win.
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​A dying breath of fresh air

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A hard-hitting film raises serious ethical questions about keeping a patient alive at all costs.
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‘Noma’ uses an intimate and personal vignette to humanise the land issue

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Film maker Pablo Pinedo’s documentary is aimed at the comfortable classes, revealing a tale of bravery, destruction, creativity and endurance.
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Miles Ahead is sour to the taste and falls short on presenting the fullness of Davis

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Miles Davis biopic is another example of a black artist's legacy used as Hollywood fodder.
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Letters to the editor: March 20 to 26 2015

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Readers write in about movie reviews and copyright policy.
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Murderous funfair ride

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Fargo the TV series pays respectful homage to the original 1996 movie by Joel and Ethan Coen.
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Nigerian censors bicker over Biafran war film

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The Nigerian film board has delayed issuing a certificate for the film Half of Yellow Sun.
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Swarovski steps into the world of making film

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Swarovski Entertainment has offered it's first production: a remake of "Romeo and Juliet," with director Carlos Carlei.
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Film & TV: We don’t need more heroes, baby

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What 2014 needs is a moratorium on people in tights. How about a nice musical instead?
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Allen’s Jasmine is the cinephile’s perfume

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Peter Bradshaw reviews Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine.
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Beyond the king’s harem

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An incomplete history of Swaziland gives the royal court too much credit for its own decline.
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