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Film Industry: Clémentine Célarié, Lucien Jean-Baptiste, and Richard Sammel Headline the 8th Edition of the “L’Afrique Fait Son Cinéma” Festival

October 21, 2026By
From November 5 to 14, 2026, the EICAR Paris campus will host the 8th edition of the international film festival L’Afrique Fait Son Cinéma. By appointing Clémentine Célarié and Lucien...
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After the streamers: Nollywood’s YouTube turn

October 17, 2026By
Global platforms arrived in Nigeria with commissioning budgets, then pulled back. African producers rebuilt on the platform that never left: YouTube. For a few years, streaming money transformed African screen...
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Collywood: making films in a conflict zone

October 16, 2026By
Cameroon’s English-language film industry grew up in Buea, at the foot of Mount Cameroon. Then the region became a war zone. The films kept coming, from elsewhere. Long before streaming,...
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Thuso Mbedu: The Dazzling Rise of a South African Queen Conquering Hollywood

September 8, 2026By
There are trajectories that command admiration, and Thuso Mbedu’s is undeniably of that caliber. In just a few short years, the young South African prodigy has shattered every glass ceiling...
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Mario Van Peebles: The Son of the Fire

September 6, 2026By
How the heir to Black independent cinema’s founding revolution turned an act of cultural insurgency into a durable business model — and why Paris is about to crown him Some...
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The Long Repayment: Denzel Washington and the Discipline of Giving

August 28, 2026By
Two Academy Awards, a Tony, four decades on screen. And, running quietly underneath all of it, a fifty-year debt that one man has spent his adult life paying back in...
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Fernand Bonnier de La Chapelle: the 20-year-old The Battle of de Gaulle pulls back into history

August 22, 2026By
Among the choices that explain the critical success of the French diptych La Bataille de Gaulle — which, with more than 5 million combined admissions, became the surprise box-office triumph...
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Two Funds for Eleven Countries: The Arithmetic of Central Africa’s Missing Film Industry

August 6, 2026By
A Franco-Congolese actress trained in Paris, directed by France’s leading stage and screen names, has worked for a Central African production exactly once — on a self-financed film whose technical...
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2026 Caméra d’Or: The Triumph of Ben’Imana

May 23, 2026By
Following Iraq in 2025, Rwanda makes its mark on the Croisette. The Caméra d’Or jury, presided over by Monia Chokri, has crowned Marie Clémentine Dusabejambo’s Ben’Imana, a deeply moving work...
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Eye Haïdara: When the Grand Théâtre Lumière Bowed to a Star

May 14, 2026By
Cannes 2026 — An opening ceremony of rare precision, carried by an actress who turned the 79th Festival stage into her territory of conquest There are nights when cinema stops...
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Cannes 2026: The Curtain Rises

May 13, 2026By
Inside the opening night of the 79th Festival de Cannes — Eye Haïdara’s commanding debut, Peter Jackson’s long-awaited Palme, and a closing declaration that crossed two continents. At seven o’clock...
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MICHAEL: The Million-Ticket Coronation

April 27, 2026By
Within days of its global premiere, Antoine Fuqua’s “MICHAEL” has officially crossed the symbolic milestone of one million admissions. Far beyond a box-office triumph, the film has established itself as...
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From Rwanda to the Riviera: Cannes 2026’s World Cinema Reckoning

April 10, 2026By
The 79th Festival de Cannes opens its doors on May 12, and the Croisette is already buzzing. Unveiled on Thursday, April 9 by artistic director Thierry Frémaux and festival president...
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Idris Elba’s Ghana Gambit: Building Hollywood On African Soil

April 4, 2026By
The British actor’s $multi-million studio project transforms Accra into a global film hub—an economic blueprint for central africans nations On March 25, 2025, Idris Elba did not merely visit Ghana....
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