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From Thuso Mbedu’s emotional win to Kunle Afolayan’s groundbreaking recognition, African nominees took center stage at the 2025 Emmys. Here’s every highlight.

Whether you want romance, thrill, action, luxury or weird twisted plots, there’s something for every vibe here. Grab your snacks, pick your mood and dive in.

Obichi’s journey began on screen in 2015 with Meet the Browns, and from that moment, it was clear she wasn’t just here to act — she was here to own the screen.

A quiet revolution is happening in Nollywood. Beyond the cameras and stories, worship music ministers are stepping into the world of film, blending sound and spirit to create moments that move hearts and shift atmospheres.

"Virtual Girlfriends" (Courtesy of Ji.hlava Intl. Documentary Film Festival) Barbora Chalupová’s bold new doc ‘Virtual Girlfriends’ opens Ji.hlava Film Festival, exploring intimacy, work, and the world of OnlyFans through three women’s lives. The Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival , kicking off on October 24 , is setting the tone with a provocative choice for its opening night: Virtual Girlfriends , a bold new documentary by Czech director Barbora Chalupová . Th

The African screen has always loved a little drama. From the slow burn of a family feud to the big reveal of long-buried secrets, TV soaps have been the heartbeat of many households — the evening ritual after dinner, the shared laughter in salons, the emotional investment that keeps fans glued night after night. But in 2025, something has changed. The living room has shrunk into the palm of a hand — and attention now comes in fifteen-second bursts. Welcome to the TikTok era —

Streaming giants arrived in Africa promising scale and prestige. Producers hurried to meet them with bigger budgets.

From clay puppets and folklore to Netflix deals and futuristic superheroes — journey through Africa’s colorful, rhythmic history of …

Discover how African filmmakers and musicians are using soundtracks and sync deals to expand global influence — turning film scores into powerful cultural exports. “Every beat that leaves Africa carries a story — and every story now has a soundtrack that travels with it.” The Rise of Soundtrack Diplomacy African films are no longer just telling stories — they’re singing them across borders. From the rhythmic beats in Queen Sono  to the soul-stirring melodies of The Black Boo

Learn how African filmmakers can turn the excitement of a film premiere into sustained, long-term revenue through strategic distribution …

FilmOne’s co-founder, Moses Babatope, is reshaping Nigeria’s cinema culture by betting on theatrical-first releases when streaming dominates

Explore seven powerful, low-cost animation tools and workflows empowering African studios to create world-class 2D and 3D films, shorts …

Meet Kugali Media — founded by African creatives who are transforming folklore with futuristic animation, cultural detail, and global reach

Across Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, African women filmmakers are rewriting the continent’s stories — complex, bold, and beautifully …

Discover how Africa’s streaming industry is reshaping in 2025 — from business models and local language markets to the platforms dominating