Film

WIN TICKETS FOR DINNER & FILM: “THE CEO” AT THE #BFI

BFI African Odysseys present THE GHOST OF TARKWA BAY a directorial debut by Wale Ojo. The short film will…

Michaela Coel (Chewing Gum) is 2017 Wellcome Screenwriting Fellow

Award-winning screenwriter, playwright, actress and poet Michaela Coel (Chewing Gum) received the 2017 Wellcome Screenwriting…

Black Friday Starts Here!

It is the day we all want to bag a bargain so we have put…

Film Review: Pokemon I Choose You

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Pokémon animated series, the new animated feature film…

Exclusive Offer: Win Dinner for 2 at 805 Restaurants + 2 Tickets for The CEO screening at the BFI!

Feeling festive? We got you covered! –  Alt-Africa offers you the chance to win a…

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH WALE OJO

Alt Africa talks to award winning actor/director Wale Ojo, the versatile thespian of stage and…

Film Africa Closing Party: Afrobeat to Afrobeats

Today Sat 4 Nov | 20:00 – Late | Upstairs at the Ritzy, Brixton  Join…

Barbican Centre presents John Akomfrah

This winter, from 15th November 2017 to 4th January 2018, the Barbican Centre will be…

BFI AFRICAN ODYSSEYS PRESENTS THE CEO: Q&A with WALE OJO

Save the date! On Saturday 2nd December 2017, as part of African Odysseys, the BFI…

Film Africa 2017 2 days to Go! Focus on Female Voices

Screenings are selling out fast – book now before it’s too late! Film Africa 2017 will showcase…

Interview: John Trengove Director of “The Wound” #FilmAfrica2017

South African film director John Trengove talks to A Africa.  His 2017 film “The Wound”  will screen…

Film Review: Kati Kati

From Saturday 21st October Cambridge Film Festival will host the Cambridge African Film Festival 2017.…

Red Carpet: 61st BFI London Film Festival 2017 Award Winners

London Film Festival in partnership with American Express® announced the 2017 Festival Award-winners at a…

London Film Festival REVIEW: I Am Not A Witch

To start at the end of the movie, one might say first-time Director Rungano Nyoni’s…

Kati Kati Opens Cambridge African Film Festival 2017

KATI KATI  When: 21 October Time: 17.50 – Where: Emmanuel College Cert: 1 Country: Kenya Run time: 75 minute Drama ​Director: Mbithi…

2 Films To Watch At Film Africa 2017

WINNIE Dir. Pascale Lamche France, Netherlands, South Africa. 2017.125 mins. English. Intriguing, controversial and misunderstood,…