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    Henry Okafor 1 month ago

    Women are revolutionizing African cinema, from Nigeria's Kunle Afolayan collaborator Genevieve Nnaji to South Africa's Kgomotso Kgosi. Films like I Am Not a Witch (Zambia, 2017) by Rungano Nyoni dissect patriarchy with wit. "Women in African movies" queries surge, signaling demand for diverse leadership.

    These directors infuse personal stakes—exploring motherhood in Rafiki (Kenya, 2018) or resilience in Queen of Katwe (Uganda-inspired). Their work boosts female representation, inspiring global movements.

     

    Festivals like FESPACO spotlight them, fostering mentorship. To celebrate these powerhouses, visit African Movie DB for director spotlights, filmographies, and watch guides. As barriers crumble, their stories light the path—empower yourself by watching!

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