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Precious Anthony
MPhil Research Topic, University of Ghana School of Communication. “Gender representation in popular Ghanaian movies: a comparative analysis of work by male and female filmmakers”.
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Odile Cazenave
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Evelyn Delgado-Norris
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Michael Dembrow
Film Notes: Bedwin Hacker by Nadia El Fani
Film Notes: Everyone’s Child by Tsitsi Dangarembga
Film Notes: Faraw! by Abdoulaye Ascofaré
Film Notes: Kare Kare Zvako by Tsitsi Dangarembga
Film Notes: Karmen Gei by Joseph Gaï Ramaka
Film Notes: Madame Brouette by Moussa Sene Absa
Film Notes: Moolaade by Ousmane Sembene
Film Notes: Nha Fala by Flora Gomes
Film Notes: Sisters of the Screen by Beti Ellerson
Film Notes: Taafa Fanga by Adama Drabo
Film Notes: Tableau Ferraille by Moussa Sene Absa
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La présence noire dans le cinéma en France. Africultures, May 2010.
Le 32e Festival du Film de Femmes de Creteil rend hommage a Safi Faye. Africultures, Avril 2010.
L'Éthiopie initie son premier festival international de courts métrages: entretien de Claire Diao avec Maji-Da Abdi. Africultures, 23 February 2010.
Minky Schlesinger : "C'est parce que j'aime mon pays que je suis devenue réalisatrice" Africultures, 8 September 2009.
Aminata Ouedraogo : "Un jour, une femme remportera l'Étalon de Yennenga !" Africultures, 6 June 2009.
Nadège Batou ou la recherche de l'eau. Africultures, 11 May 2009.
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Beti Ellerson
Posts from African Women in Cinema Blog
28 May 2010 A Conversation with Angéla Aquereburu
28 May 2010 La Parole à Angéla Aquereburu
26 May 2010 Safi Faye: Role Model
20 May 2010 African Women in Cinema: Experiences in Video Sharing and Vlogging
28 Apr 2010 Thérèse M’Bissine Diop: A Pioneer in African Cinema
17 Apr 2010 A Conversation with Yetnayet Bahru
24 Mar 2010 Focus on Gloria Rolando
08 Mar 2010 A Conversation with Isabelle Boni-Claverie
08 Mar 2010 Entretien avec Isabelle Boni-Claverie
27 Feb 2010 African Women and Animation Cinema
18 Feb 2010 A Glance at Ethiopian Women in Cinema
31 Jan 2010 Horria Saïhi: A Portrait
27 Jan 2010 A Profile of Sarah Maldoror
11 Jan 2010 Showcasing African Women in Cinema
31 Dec 2009 The First Year: Blogging African Women in Cinema
13 Dec 2009 Entretien avec Monique Mbeka Phoba
13 Dec 2009 A Conversation with Monique Mbeka Phoba
30 Nov 2009 A Call to Action: UN Themes and African Women in Cinema
05 Nov 2009 African Women “Courage Award” Laureates
13 October 2009 In Memory of Chantal Bagilishya
05 October 2009 Evolving Identities of African Women in Cinema
26 Sept 2009 African Women, Education and Cinema
30 August 2009 A Glance at Kenyan Women in Cinema
10 July 2009 Center for the Study and Research of African Women in Cinema
21 June 2009 The Evolution of Senegalese Women in Cinema
14 June 2009 African Women Leading the Way in Cinema: Sharing, Mentoring, Role-Modeling & Working Together
05 June 2009 A Focus on Burkinabé Women in Cinema
29 May 2009 African Women and Film Spectatorship: An Early History
22 May 2009 African Women at the Cannes Film Festival
15 May 2009 African Women in Cinema Take the Torch
08 May 2009 Research Sources on African Women in Cinema
01 May 2009 African Women in Cinema on the Internet
23 April 2009 Gendered Sensibilities and Female Representation in African Cinema
16 April 2009 Negotiating Racialized Identities in African Women’s Films
13 April 2009 Fêting Easter Monday
10 April 2009 African Women on the US Film Festival Circuit
01 April 2009 In Front of the Camera: The Role of African Women Actors
26 March 2009 African Women in Professional Film Organizations: FEPACI
19 March 2009 African Women at Film Festivals
13 March 2009 Commemorating Women’s History Month
09 March 2009 Blogging African Women in Cinema
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Emiliano
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Augustine-Ufua Enahoro
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Chioma L. Enwerem
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Moussa Balla Fall
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Angelica Fenner
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Gwendolyn Audrey Foster
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Lisabeth Gant-Britton
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Natasha Gordon-Chipembere
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Kenneth Harrow
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Julie Hawkins
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Ayesha Imam
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Sonia Lee
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Mutheu Maitha
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Chido Matewa
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Stacey A. Weber-Feve
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Dorothee Wenner
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