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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Sta ik

    Sensitive, short fiction on the old body that no longer works, while young people take their mobility for granted.
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  • Les Boulistes 1

    In the Congo you can’t make a joke about anything, so humour has to be very clever. Episode from a series of twelve short African…
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  • Les Boulistes 12

    A minister’s wife proves that, above all, she is an independent woman. Episode from a series of twelve short African comedies.
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  • Kengere

    Experimental, political puppet animation is a remarkable exception in African cinema. Made with patience and barely contained rage.
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  • Les Boulistes 8

    This film didn’t cost much to make, but it was obviously great fun. Episode from a series of twelve short African comedies. Screens before Elmina.
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  • Sarah and Omelga

    Tan Chui Mui shot a short science-fiction film in South Africa (see No Woman Born). In that way she got to know the film makers…
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  • Condolences

    Burial rites become the mise-en-scène in which politicians, the media, a monk and an infuriated neighbour vividly portray the aftermath of an accident
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  • Roadkill

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  • Ouaga! Hommage à l’homme du 4 aout

    Expressionist reflection on the future of Burkina Faso and the role of former president Sankara, the ‘African Che Guevara’.
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  • No Woman Born

    The Malaysian film maker sees the future in South Africa. Maybe she also sees the heritage of Frankenstein. Robot-like labourers work on gleaming whit
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