African Women Arts and Film Festival 2021 - AWAFFEST Virtual - Tanzania

African Women Arts and Film Festival 2021 - AWAFFEST Virtual - Tanzania

AWAFFEST is a platform to appreciate arts and stories of African women; to celebrate female practitioners; and to empower aspiring artists and filmmakers.

awaffest: http://awaffest.org/

Streaming on April 1

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African Diaspora International Film Festival 2021 - Women's History Month Film Series (Virtual) March 26 to 29 2021 - Virtual

African Diaspora International Film Festival

Women's History Month Film Series

Virtual Edition

March 26 to 29 2021

https://nyadiff.org/

 

 

Women's History Month Film Series Line-Up

Fictions


Losing Ground - The Cruz Brothers - Miss Malloy by Kathleen Collins (USA)


Angelica by Marisol Gómez-Mouakad (Puerto Rico)


Myopia by Sanae Akroud (Morocco)


Foreign Body by Raja Amari (Tunisia)


Made in Bangladesh by Rubaiyat Hossain (Bangladesh)


Cape Verde My Love by Ana Ramos Lisboa (Cape Verde)


Stand Down Soldier by Jeryl Prescott Sales (USA)

Documentaries


Betrayal of a Nation by Brandi Webb (USA)


How It Feels to be Free by Yoruba Richen (USA)


Barrow, Freedom Fighter by Marcia Weekes (Barbados)


The Glass Ceiling by Yamina Benguigui (France)


She Had a Dream by Raja Amari (Tunisia)

Amilcar Cabral by Ana Ramos Lisboa (Cape Verde)


Colobane Express and The Silent Monologue by Khady Sylla (Senegal)

Shorts


But You’re Not Black by Danielle Ayow

White Like The Moon
 by Marina Gonzalez Palmier (Canada | USA)

Femme, cinéma et valorisation du patrimoine culturel au Cameroun | Women, cinema and the cultural heritage preservation of Cameroon - Conférence

Femme, cinéma et valorisation du patrimoine culturel au Cameroun
Organisé conjointement par l'Adamic et Le Musée National
24 mars 2021 au Musée National Museum Yaoundé

Women, cinema and the cultural heritage preservation of Cameroon. Co-organized by Adamic [Association of Cameroonian women of the image) | Association des Dames de l’Image au Cameroun] and the National Museum Yaoundé

See link regarding ADAMIC on the African Women in Cinema Blog : https://africanwomenincinema.blogspot.com/2018/07/adamic-association-of-cameroonian-women.html

Luxor African Film Festival 2021 Celebrates 10 years of Imagination - Memories of Safi Faye (2016) and Dora Bouchoucha (2019)

Luxor African Film Festival 2021

Celebrates 10 years of Imagination

With memories of Safi Faye, honored in 2016

and Dora Bouchoucha in 2019

Images: LAFF Facebook Page

Going down memory lane, the Luxor African Film Festival recalls the 10 years since its launch in 2012, during which it has invited illustrious figures of African Cinema, with a specific focus on Africa south of the Sahara. Among the luminaries of African cinema featured in its From the Memory of LAFF, the African Women in Cinema Blog highlights two women.

In 2016 Senegalese anthropologist/filmmaker Safi Faye was honored with a trophy in tribute to her life work and accomplishments in African cinema. Moreover, at its first edition, in the Afro-Cinema Pathway category, Safi Faye's 1975 classic Peasant Letter was featured at the festival. 

In 2019, the Luxor African Film Festival made a tribute to Tunisian filmmaker, producer and organizer Dora Bouchoucha, who, since 1994 has produced several films such as Sabria by Abderrahmane Cissako, Saison des hommes by Moufida Tlatli, Baraket by Jamila Sahraoui and Satin Rouge by Raja Amar. In addition, she has served as director of JCC, the Carthage Film Festival. For the 2019 edition, the LAFF held a conference in Dora Bouchoucha's honor with the screening of her film Heda.

Appel à scénarios Madagascar 2021 : 7 jours pour 1 film (7 days for 1 film) l'atelier cinéma au féminin en Afrique

7 jours pour 1 film (7 days for 1 film)

l'atelier cinéma au féminin en Afrique

Appel à scénarios

Madagascar 2021