A landmark collection of essential African cinema, blending political urgency, folklore, and poetic realism. From the biting satire of Hyenas to the revolutionary fervor of The Battle of Algiers and the mystical beauty of Yeelen, these films reveal the diversity and depth of African storytelling traditions.
A vibrant journey through sub-Saharan Africa’s cinema, rooted in oral traditions and cultural memory. These films echo the voices of griots, weaving stories of resilience, spirituality, and identity across borders and generations.
A community-voted ranking of the 100 greatest African films, compiled by SCFZ forum members. Featuring essential works from directors like Djibril Diop Mambéty and Youssef Chahine, this list offers a panoramic view of Africa’s rich cinematic heritage.
A thought-provoking collection of films made by outsiders in Africa, curated under the title Africa Through Western Eyes. This list examines how Western filmmakers often exoticize the continent — from colonial fantasies to unsettling mythologies — offering a critical lens on cinematic representation.