6 November 2012
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The seventh edition of the Africa in Motion film festival has just finished, and after a weekend of sleeping and not much else, I am now in contemplative mode, and reflecting on the successes (and in some instances, also challenges and “failures”) of this year’s festival. Read more
31 October 2012
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In a dusty street of Morocco, a young boy is breathless as he runs to find his uncle, anxious that he has not completed the task he was sent out to do. Across the continent in post-apocalyptic vision of Nairobi, a boy runs through the slum, his head transformed into... Read more
30 October 2012
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Last night Glasgow was treated to a hearty selection of African short films at the GFT. With eight films from all over the continent being screened in one sitting it was a lot to take in but was well worth our sore bums. Read more
30 October 2012
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It’s late October in Edinburgh and despite the perishing conditions out on the streets the Filmhouse Cinema exudes the warm vibrancy of African culture - bringing the city to life. The opening night combines the rich aroma of fried plantain, talented young street dancers, and knitted hats – showing that... Read more
29 October 2012
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Our Short Film Competition is on today in both Edinburgh and Glasgow. Featuring in it is Who Killed Me with a new take on the whodunit. Here is a bio of director Amil Shivji. If you have any questions for Amil please post them as comments here and he will get... Read more