Hungarian journalist and filmmaker, Bence Máté introduces us to Koka, a man living and working in Garbage City, an area of Cairo that houses both people and pigeons.

The BBC Arabic festival provided a refreshing and diverse supply of contemporary Middle Eastern narratives which both educated and challenged the audience.

Kokosmos is a stunning visual piece that embraces reality and intelligently manipulates our ideas about the possibilities in space.

Twenty-Eight year old Tomisin Adepeju is at the forefront of a new wave of British filmmakers exploring topics that offer an insight into the generational shifts of the African Diaspora.

Lugha ya Mama (meaning the Language of Mothers in Kiswahili) is a short documentary film exploring the stories of five women and their individual life experiences.

Making it in the film industry is not for the faint of heart. It is notoriously known for being hard to get into. Screenwriter and director Dionne Edwards is in the curious position of having not just succeeded, but having succeeded really well.

2023 is a film inspired by the powerful and emotive music of Alxndr London. In it’s essence it is a visual representation of the soundscape in the EP 2023, futuristic in design yet at it’s core very raw, emotive and spiritual

For Writer and Director, Koby Adom, the path to his calling is an extremely insightful one. Growing up in Thamesmead, South London, Koby hadn’t always known that making films would become his passion.

The agency, established in 2018, embodies diversity, inclusivity and individuality with the models they represent looking more like people you may pass on the street rather than a typical runway model.

Her mode of storytelling is visceral and captivating, an art form that sets her apart from her peers in her industry.

We caught up with African ballet dancer Mthuthuzeli November. Ballet is changing and Mthuthuzeli is excited at changes within the art form.