Kola Tubosun has made a documentary about Nigerian creative Wole Soyinka who has just turned 90
Film depicts the quest of black men to be present fathers and fight for love when threats emerge
Gaia’ is more than an eerie, haunted forest film. It juxtaposes the beauty of the natural world with the fragility of our hi-tech, industrial society
The release of the new James Bond, film’s favourite super spy, is more significant than ever
In the acclaimed ‘Minari’, now streaming on Showmax, a Korean family start farming and fuming in the Ozarks
Kemi Adetiba’s Netflix miniseries is certainly stylish — but it’s missing the panache of the original
In the Afrikaans sci-fi gem on Showmax, found footage reveals an inexplicable object in the Karoo
Fast-paced and densely structured, a new documentary retrieves Dulcie September from the confines of ‘forgotten apartheid hero’
Sakawa is a moving, sympathetic portrayal of an online dating fraud syndicate in Ghana
Stephen Loveridge and M.I.A. piece together old and new visuals to piece together a collage of the experiences that developed the artist.
Black Panther might depict a fantasy of the continent but the its contribution to black geekdom remains important
The magic of this film lies in the fact that it seamlessly fuses biting satire with the horrifying spectre of racism.
In this era of post-truths and mediocrity, this pastiche of a movie that masquerades as an original deserves to win.
A hard-hitting film raises serious ethical questions about keeping a patient alive at all costs.
Film maker Pablo Pinedo’s documentary is aimed at the comfortable classes, revealing a tale of bravery, destruction, creativity and endurance.
Miles Davis biopic is another example of a black artist’s legacy used as Hollywood fodder.
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Fargo the TV series pays respectful homage to the original 1996 movie by Joel and Ethan Coen.
The Nigerian film board has delayed issuing a certificate for the film Half of Yellow Sun.
Swarovski Entertainment has offered it’s first production: a remake of "Romeo and Juliet," with director Carlos Carlei.
What 2014 needs is a moratorium on people in tights. How about a nice musical instead?
Peter Bradshaw reviews Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine.
An incomplete history of Swaziland gives the royal court too much credit for its own decline.
There is at least one remarkable moment in the feel-good family drama, titled Felix.