Nigerian filmmaker and Surreal16 co-founder Michael Omonua believes African cinema must embrace more genre storytelling if filmmakers on the continent want to expand creative possibilities and (…)
For years, Rwandan filmmakers have shared their stories with international audiences through festivals around the world. Kigali Cine Junction was created to close the gap between those films and (…)
Ben’Imana has won the FIPRESCI Prize at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, marking another historic moment for Rwandan cinema on the international stage. Presented by the International Federation (…)
ZACU Entertainment, CANAL+, and CANALBOX staff marked Kwibuka 32 with a visit to the Rebero Genocide Memorial in Kigali, Paying tribute to political leaders who were killed for opposing the 1994 (…)
On 30 January at Mundi Center, Rwandan actor and performer NIYITEGEKA Gratien, widely known as Papa Sava or Seburikoko, celebrated 30 years of contribution to the arts through performance, (…)
For 30 years, NIYITEGEKA Gratien has shaped how Rwandans laugh, reflect, and recognize themselves through performance. From poetry and theatre to radio, television, and cinema, his journey mirrors (…)
Many artists reach international stages, but only a few return home determined to expand the path for those they once walked alongside. Eliane Umuhire is one of those rare figures. After building (…)
