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ANOTHER VIEW
For films made by non-Afro-descendant creators who, with sensitivity, rigor, and responsibility, explore themes related to "invisible borders," decolonization, identity, and human rights.
 God's WorkDirector/Writer: Michael James Producer: Sithabile Mkhize Music Composer: George Acogny Co-Producer: Marco Orsini Executive Producers: Toni Monty, Gary Springer South Africa / 2025 / 126' Fiction In a derelict building on the outskirts of Durban, a group of homeless men carve out a fragile existence amid violence, addiction, and the constant threat of being erased. |  O ANCORADOURO DO TEMPODirector: Sol de Carvalho Writer: Mia Couto Producers: Paula Ferreira, Sol de Carvalho Mozambique / 2024 / 105' Fiction IZIDINE, a recently promoted police detective, is called to a nursing home located in a former colonial fortress to investigate a crime: the home's director has been murdered. |  Of Mud and BloodDirector/Writer: Jean-Gabriel Leynaud Producer: Valdés. Pallas Film DR Congo / 2025 / 94' Documentary In Numbi, an isolated village in the mountains of the Congo, life revolves around the rush for coltan, a "rare earth" indispensable for electronics. The fatality that affects the inhabitants embodies the insidious mechanisms of capitalism in the 2020s. |
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 Orango PosterDirector: Samuel Kay Forrest Writers: Staniel Ferreira, Samuel Kay Forrest Creator: Staniel Ferreira Producers: Arthur Grec, Evelijn van Brandenberg, Staniel Ferreira Guinea-Bissau / 2024 / 94' Doc-Drama / Experimental Eny, a painter in Berlin, and his sister Titina embark on a journey through West Africa after 17 years of exile from Guinea-Bissau following their mother's passing, exploring their ancestral homeland. |  The Banjo BoysDirector: Johan R. Nayar Producers: Tim Delhaes, Johan Nayar, Neil Nayar Malawi / 2025 / 76' Documentary The Banjo Boys follows the electrifying rise of Madalitso Band, a Malawian duo—Yobu Maligwa and Yosefe Kalekeni—who built their own instruments into a banjo, a one-stringed babatone (bass), and a foot drum, |  The Madmen CoachDirector: Carlo Liberatore Writers: Carlo Liberatore, Valerio Tommaso, Santo Rullo Producers: Valerio Di Tommaso, Carlo Liberatore Cinematography: Gabriele Bucari, Carlo Liberatore Original Music: Patrizio Maria D'Artista Italy, Senegal / 2025 / 60' Documentary In Dakar, Malick Biteye forms a football team made up of players with mental disorders. In a context of absolute poverty, the stories and desires of these men, who fight against stigma, intertwine. |
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