Rwanda’s Oscar journey begins with Ben’Imana
Rwanda is making its Oscar debut with Ben’Imana, Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s feature film, which has been submitted for consideration in the Best International Feature Film category. The (…)
Rwanda is making its Oscar debut with Ben’Imana, Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s feature film, which has been submitted for consideration in the Best International Feature Film category. The (…)
Rwandan filmmaker Eric Mutuyimana, known as Ibra, has been working on his animation series Nihoma since 2015. The project is now entering another stage as Ibra prepares to take it to the 2026 (…)
Ben’Imana is still writing history. After making history as the first Rwandan-directed feature to premiere in the Official Selection at Cannes, Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo’s film has added (…)
Two Rwandan films have been officially selected for the 2026 edition of L’Afrique Fait Son Cinéma (Africa Makes Its Cinema), which will take place in Paris. The selected films are What a Day, (…)
Rwanda will have one film in the official selection of the 17th Annual Silicon Valley African Film Festival (SVAFF): What a Day, the Rwandan drama-thriller starring NIYITEGEKA Gratien. The (…)
Action films dominate box offices around the world, yet they have remained a relatively underrepresented genre across much of African cinema. A newly announced partnership between Action Xtreme, (…)
While critics are praising Christopher Nolan’s latest epic, many fans are still debating its casting, dialogue and faithfulness to Homer’s classic poem. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is (…)
Netflix isn’t done with Nemesis just yet. The streaming giant has officially renewed the crime drama for a second season after the series became a breakout success, spending five consecutive weeks (…)
Less than a month after its premiere, Netflix has canceled The Boroughs, bringing the highly anticipated science-fiction drama to an end after just one season. The decision comes as a surprise (…)
In 2024, Curry Barker released a feature-length horror film reportedly made for around $800 on YouTube for free. Two years later, he and 20-year-old filmmaker Kane Parsons became two of the most (…)
