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Lothar Lambert
Critical perspectives on the representation of an African American man in Berlin.

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Lothar Lambert
Critical perspectives on the representation of an African American man in Berlin.
Jerry Hoffmann
A short listed in Hoffmann’s selected directing filmography by Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

Ounie Lecomte
A child’s experience of an orphanage and overseas adoption is told through fiction informed by the director’s own history.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.walmart.com · Image source ↗
Shola Amoo
A young artist returns to Brixton as gentrification reshapes its communities.

Amma Asante
A marriage becomes entangled with British imperial and racial politics.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.20thcenturystudios.com · Image source ↗

Brenda Akele Jorde
A portrait of an Afghan artist living in Tehran.
Official festival film still / Brenda Akele Jorde, Take One Action Film Festival · Image source ↗

Lucy Sheen
A Hong Kong adoptee filmmaker examines British East Asian identity and transracial adoption.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Sonia Godding-Togobo
Judith Craig Morency returns to Haiti in search of original family. Adoptee testimony is central; the director is credited separately.

Haile Gerima
An account of Ethiopian resistance to Italian colonial conquest.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.sankofa.com · Image source ↗

Jean-Marie Teno
A critical exploration of colonial and postcolonial power in Cameroon.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: africultures.com · Image source ↗
Director: Ayassi · Writer / performer: Tyron Ricketts
An anti-racist short rooted in Tyron Ricketts’s song and the Brothers Keepers movement.

Jung and Laurent Boileau
Jung’s autobiographical animation follows a Korean child growing up in a Belgian family.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Jean-Pierre Bekolo
A satire of film culture and the competition between imported and African stories.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: boutique.laterit.fr · Image source ↗

Haile Gerima
A Black Vietnam veteran searches for political and personal direction.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
Relationships and unexpected encounters unfold in contemporary Berlin.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.

Mati Diop
Love, unpaid labour and migration take a haunting form in Dakar.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.themoviedb.org · Image source ↗

Dagmar Schultz
Audre Lorde’s Berlin relationships and the emergence of Black feminist networks.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.
Sarah Blaßkiewitz
Sarah Blaßkiewitz’s early short, mentioned in her filmmaker biography.

Writer / director: Lara-Sophie Milagro · Label Noir
A murder investigation exposes colonial structures within the justice system.
Film artwork from BGHRA programme / original film rights holders

Director: Uwe Janson · Contributor connection: Sheri Hagen (see source for credits)
Named in Sheri Hagen’s acting credits; she plays Sophie.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.safeshellvpn.com · Image source ↗

Djibril Diop Mambéty
A young outsider moves through an irreverently portrayed Dakar.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Amandine Gay
A documentary series follows members of the House of Revlon and racialised queer ballroom communities.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Writer / director: Ines Johnson-Spain
The filmmaker revisits family silence, her East German childhood and Togolese connections.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.
Nancy Mac Granaky-Quaye
An autobiographical short about Sammy and Katharina, a Ghanaian man and a German woman who meet in the GDR in 1963. The film brings an intimate family perspective to Black German history and life in East Germany.

Amma Asante
A historical fiction about Dido Elizabeth Belle, race, class and family.
Official Belle poster / Searchlight Pictures · Image source ↗

Jota Mun
A queer Dutch Korean adoptee and her original family work through reunion over time. Adoptee filmmaker Jota Mun brings lived experience to this story of lasting reconnection.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
Two friends take control of their lives during an unexpected bank confrontation.
BGHRA conference artwork / Equality Film

Seko Shamte
Four women in Dar es Salaam negotiate overlapping pressures and possibilities.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Oliver Hardt
Black voices challenge images, assumptions and everyday representations of Germany.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.

Ousmane Sembène
A Senegalese domestic worker in France confronts exploitation and racial dehumanisation.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.jeuneafrique.com · Image source ↗

Director: Wanjiru Kinyanjui · Kenyan filmmaker working in German cinema
A Kenyan filmmaker’s German film-school work examines racist imagery and Black experience in Germany.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Sarah Blaßkiewitz
An independently made mid-length fiction work; Blaßkiewitz is credited as director, co-writer, cinematographer and producer.

Ousmane Sembène
A cart driver’s working day exposes social inequalities in Dakar.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Regina Griffin
People born to German mothers and African American servicemen recount postwar separation, racism and adoption.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Director: Lars Becker · Cast: Tyron Ricketts (Medjoub)
A crime film included for Tyron Ricketts’s screen performance. This is an acting credit, separate from his work as a writer and producer.

Menelik Shabazz
A young Black woman’s relationships develop alongside a political awakening.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Ousmane Sembène
A historical drama about religious authority, resistance and cultural autonomy.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗
Branwen Okpako
A two-screen imagined dialogue between Christa Wolf and Christopher Okigbo, documented by the DEFA Film Library.
Ngozi Onwurah
An autobiographical short examines childhood, racism and mixed-race identity.
Branwen Okpako
Christa Wolf’s Medea opens questions about migration and memory.

Mati Diop
The return of royal treasures from France to Benin opens questions of restitution and self-determination.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Director: Nancy Mac Granaky-Quaye · Cast includes Lara-Sophie Milagro and Malick Bauer
Featuring Malick Bauer and Lara-Sophie Milagro. Johanna and her friends investigate the disappearance of a Makonde mask connected to her grandfather’s family history.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.

Director: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck · Contributor connection: Sheri Hagen (see source for credits)
Referenced in Sheri Hagen’s acting biography.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.cinema.nl · Image source ↗

Gail Dolgin and Vicente Franco
A Vietnamese Amerasian adoptee and her original mother reunite across cultural and economic differences.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.rottentomatoes.com · Image source ↗
Oliver Hardt
An architectural portrait discussed in Oliver Hardt’s filmography.

Rosine Mbakam
An intimate documentary portrait of a Cameroonian woman recounting her life.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.ovid.tv · Image source ↗

Director: Philipp Stölzl · Contributor connection: Malick Bauer (see source for credits)
Named in Malick Bauer’s acting biography.
Official promotional poster © Constantin Film / Zeitsprung Pictures / UFA Fiction · Image source ↗

Mo Asumang
Mo Asumang questions racist ideology through encounters in Germany and the United States. This excerpt comes from the filmmaker’s own channel.
Hanfgarn & Ufer / MA Motion

Zeresenay Berhane Mehari
A girl and a lawyer challenge forced marriage and the legal treatment of self-defence.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Branwen Okpako
Sam Meffire’s life illuminates racism and the politics of representation.
Dreckfresser film still © Katja Clos / Branwen Okpako, Arsenal Filminstitut · Image source ↗

Ousmane Sembène
A wartime story of resistance to French colonial requisitioning in Senegal.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.moviemeter.nl · Image source ↗
Writer / co-director: Lara-Sophie Milagro · Co-director: Dela Dabulamanzi · Producers: Julia Peters and Jutta Feit / Jippie Film
A separate feature project following Label Noir’s earlier theatre film. The February 2026 funding decision lists Lara-Sophie Milagro as writer and co-director with Dela Dabulamanzi.

Director / editor / performer: Lara-Sophie Milagro · Label Noir
Label Noir’s theatre film retells Emmett Till’s story through a Black German and Afrodiasporic ensemble.
Film artwork from BGHRA programme / original film rights holders
Evangelista Sie
One of the three pre-circulated short films listed for the conference panel “From Archives to Flesh”.

Ousmane Sembène
A woman’s independence challenges expectations of gender, family and respectability.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.filmposter-archiv.de · Image source ↗

Director: Ester Amrami · Contributor connection: Lara-Sophie Milagro (see source for credits)
Named in Lara-Sophie Milagro’s biography; the biography references festival recognition in 2025.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗
Production project: Sheri Hagen’s Equality Film
Equality Film lists this short drama as an upcoming project in financing. Individual directing credits are not specified on the project listing.

Kivu Ruhorahoza
Interwoven stories in Kigali question grief, obligation and patriarchal family bonds.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Jessica Beshir
A poetic documentary follows khat, labour, longing and everyday life in Ethiopia.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.primevideo.com · Image source ↗

Alain Gomis
A singer in Kinshasa struggles to secure treatment for her injured son.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.senscritique.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
A search for an absent father brings buried family history to the surface. Directed and co-written by Hagen; produced by Equality Film. Company catalogue year: 2016; festival screening recorded in 2018.
Equality Film · film poster

Deann Borshay Liem
Liem revisits her Korean adoption, family histories and reunion.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Evangelista Sie
One of the three pre-circulated short films listed for the conference panel “From Archives to Flesh”.
Evangelista Sie
One of the three pre-circulated short films listed for the conference panel “From Archives to Flesh”.

Sun Hee Engelstoft
A Korean-Danish adoptee filmmaker follows unmarried mothers facing decisions about parenting and relinquishment.
Autlook Filmsales · video thumbnail

Amanda Lipitz
Three Chinese American adoptees discover they are cousins and travel to China seeking their histories.
Official Found documentary website · Image source ↗

Deann Borshay Liem
Adult Korean adoptees recover histories shaped by Korea’s international adoption system.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Melanie Judd and Susan Motamed
An Ethiopian teenager’s move to the United States raises questions of race, belonging and family change.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Léonce Ngabo
A graduate returns from France with grand expectations and faces a different reality.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: en.unifrance.org · Image source ↗
A. Rahman Satti
German-Sudanese filmmaker Satti follows Barack Obama’s campaign while reflecting on hope and his own experience of belonging.

Ousmane Sembène
A funeral dispute becomes a political argument about dependence and dignity.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.moviemeter.nl · Image source ↗

John Akomfrah / Black Audio Film Collective
An essay film challenges conventional explanations of unrest and Black British life.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: diaspora-artists.net · Image source ↗

Maïmouna Doucouré
A teenager fears separation from her ailing grandmother and imagines an unconventional future.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Maria Binder
A portrait of poet, scholar and activist May Ayim.
Orlanda Frauenverlag, via AAIHS · Image source ↗

Djibril Diop Mambéty
A wealthy returnee offers a community a devastating bargain.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: tv-programme.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director: Jerry Hoffmann · Cast includes Sheri Hagen
A grieving woman encounters an android, unsettling the boundaries of identity.
© Lena Katharina Krause / Hamburg Media School

Raoul Peck
James Baldwin’s unfinished writing becomes a film essay on race, memory and resistance.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Dulcinea Harrison
An Ethiopian adoptee filmmaker traces her own journey from Addis Ababa to Colorado Springs.
Safi Faye
A Senegalese student’s life in Berlin is framed through letters from his mother.

Deann Borshay Liem
Identity substitution in adoption records leads Liem to search for the woman whose name she received.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Gentille M. Assih
African women in Quebec recount rebuilding their lives after domestic violence.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Writer / director: Sarah Blaßkiewitz · Cast includes Sheri Hagen
Two sisters’ meeting reshapes identity, family and belonging.
Film artwork from the linked film and viewing sources.
Oliver Hardt
Screenplay project named in Oliver Hardt’s biography in connection with the 2023 Hessian Film Prize. Release not established.
Director: Lars Becker · Cast: Tyron Ricketts (Mehdi Jamal)
An adaptation of Feridun Zaimoglu’s Abschaum. Included for Tyron Ricketts’s performance as Mehdi Jamal; the film’s director is Lars Becker.
Production project: Sheri Hagen’s Equality Film
A mystery thriller series in development with Equality Film; Hagen’s company biography records support from Hessenfilm & Medien.

Yared Zeleke
A boy sent to live with relatives tries to protect his sheep and find a place for himself.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.cine-feuilles.ch · Image source ↗

Safi Faye
Rural life, economic pressures and community knowledge in a Serer village.
Kaddu Beykat film still © Arsenal Filminstitut / Zeïba Monod · Image source ↗
Jule Ritter
Andreas Nakic’s life and reunion connect adoption with transatlantic family history.

Director: Black Brown Berlin / Rhea Ramjohn · Contributor connection: Rhea Ramjohn, Femi Oyewole, Chanel Knight, Tristan Littlejohn (see source for credits)
A film by Black Brown Berlin drawing on Rhea Ramjohn’s poetry; discussed in the arts program.
Official Live, Chile video still / Black Brown Berlin, HKW CC: World · Image source ↗

Alain Gomis
A Senegalese student in France confronts precarious status and divided attachments.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: filmlifestyle.com · Image source ↗
Jerry Hoffmann
A father and son’s shopping trip becomes a story about gender expectations and acceptance.

Rosine Mbakam
A seamstress sustains her family and neighbourhood while facing mounting pressures.
Icarus Films · video thumbnail

Ousmane Sembène
A money order brings bureaucracy and competing expectations into one man’s life.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.criterion.com · Image source ↗

Natasha A. Kelly
Black German women of different generations speak about art, resistance and representation.
Courtesy Natasha A. Kelly / 10th Berlin Biennale

Ousmane Sembène
A woman invokes sanctuary to protect girls resisting genital cutting.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: medium.com · Image source ↗
Safi Faye
A young Serer woman challenges a marriage arranged against her wishes.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.festival-cannes.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
An episodic feature project from Equality Film. Listed separately from the 2018 companion film.
Equality Film · project artwork

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
A film accompanying the Motherhood treatment, made with the Gunda-Werner-Institut. This is separate from the feature project in development.
Equality Film · Motherhood companion film image
Julie G. Rivera
A film about a generation of Black German community and connection.

Anisia Uzeyman and Saul Williams
An Afrofuturist musical connects an intersex runaway, a miner and a community of hackers.
© Chris Schwagga / SWAN Films · film still
Alice Diop
A documentary portrait follows lives connected by the RER B. Premiered in 2021; French theatrical release 2022.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: boutique.arte.tv · Image source ↗

Kavena Hambira
Kavena Hambira’s film addressing Namibia’s colonial history and genocide, connected to restitution, ancestral ground and the archive of the body. Pre-circulated for the BGHRA 2026 presentation.
Official Nuhmibeeuhn promotional banner / Kavena Hambira · Image source ↗

Baloji
Four people labelled as witches seek ways beyond the roles imposed on them.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Director: Uwe Janson · Contributor connection: Sheri Hagen, Tyron Ricketts (see source for credits)
Sheri Hagen stars as a Congolese teacher. Filmportal lists production in 2011/2012; other credit lists use 2010.

Frieder Schlaich
Discussed in BethAnne Dorn’s paper on the colonial gaze; not listed as a conference screening.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: filmfriend.at · Image source ↗

Writer / director / producer: Amandine Gay
Black women in France and Belgium speak about racism, gender, art and reclaiming narration.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Jennie Livingston
Referenced in Sophie Yukiko’s biography in relation to ballroom history; not listed as a conference screening.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.1stdibs.com · Image source ↗

Horace Ové
A cricket match sets contrasting communities and colonial assumptions in motion.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.rottentomatoes.com · Image source ↗

Horace Ové
A British-born young man encounters racism and conflicting generational expectations.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.renegade-films.co.uk · Image source ↗

Jean-Pierre Bekolo
Gender and urban power are unsettled through a magical transformation.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: africultures.com · Image source ↗

Deann Borshay Liem
Mixed-race Korean adoptees trace original families and transnational connections. Release remains unconfirmed.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
Tammy Chu Tolle
A Korean adoptee and his original mother navigate reunion and the ongoing work of becoming family.
Denise Ekale Kum
A young woman’s withdrawal is interrupted by family, friendship and the memory carried by a guitar.
Branwen Okpako
A dramatic reconstruction of a journey to Chibok, adapted from Helon Habila’s account of the aftermath of the schoolgirls’ abduction.

Mo Asumang
Mo Asumang investigates ancestry, German identity and belonging.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.tvtoday.de · Image source ↗
Jean-Marie Teno
A neighbourhood, its workers and a small cinema illuminate the social life of film.

Alice Diop
A writer attending a trial confronts unsettling connections between motherhood, race and narrative.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.ashleyhajimirsadeghi.com · Image source ↗

Directors: Soleen Yusef and Sarah Blaßkiewitz · Co-creator / executive producer / writer / actor: Tyron Ricketts
Malick Bauer stars as Sam Meffire; Tyron Ricketts is a creator, producer and cast member.
© Stephan Burchardt / The Walt Disney Company

Haile Gerima
A confrontation with enslavement links historical resistance to diasporic consciousness.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.sankofa.com · Image source ↗

Creator / head writer / co-producer: Lamin Leroy Gibba · Directors: Elisha Smith-Leverock and David Uzochukwu · Creative producer: Raquel Dukpa
Black queer friends Lalo and Karla navigate loss, ambition, intimacy and belonging in Hamburg.
ARD Degeto / Jünglinge Film / Studio Zentral / David Uzochukwu

Director: Pepe Danquart · Performer: Paul Outlaw
Pepe Danquart’s short film places everyday racism in the confined space of a tram. Paul Outlaw plays the passenger targeted by another traveller’s abuse, while those nearby remain largely passive. A teaching entry could examine bystander behaviour, the racialized assumptions carried by the title, and the way humour changes the balance of power in the final encounter.
KurzFilmAgentur, via DFF / filmportal.de · Image source ↗
Tammy Chu Tolle
The filmmaker and her twin return to Korea and reconnect with original family, language and memories.
Safi Faye
A rural woman’s labour and responsibilities place her own voice at the centre.

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
Hagen’s short film explores an unfulfilled wish for a child.
Equality Film · film poster

Med Hondo
A West African migrant in Paris confronts racism and labour exploitation. Distributor restoration catalogue year: 1970; some records give 1967.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: cinematheque-ideale-des-banlieues-du-monde.com · Image source ↗

Denise Ekale Kum
A music video for Cloudy June, directed by Ekale Kum.
Jan Klein · video thumbnail

Writer / director: Sheri Hagen · Equality Film / filmmaker catalogue
A children’s short written and directed by Sheri Hagen. Biography and completed-project listing give 2007; the company’s trailer heading uses 2009.
Equality Film · film poster

Brenda Akele Jorde
An exploration of playfulness, physical experience and trust. The conference press kit dates the film to 2020; some filmographies list 2021.
Stick of Joy film still / Brenda Akele Jorde, Beijing Queer Film Festival · Image source ↗
Director: Jeff Rowe · Contributor connection: Malick Bauer (see source for credits)
Malick Bauer’s German-language dubbing credit; not a BGHRA screening.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.rottentomatoes.com · Image source ↗

Alain Gomis
A man spends a final day among people and places that have shaped him.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: es.unifrance.org · Image source ↗

Haile Gerima
An Ethiopian doctor returns from Germany, confronting political violence, displacement and memory.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Oliver Hardt
An exploration of the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Film artwork from BGHRA programme / original film rights holders
Jean-Pierre Bekolo
An Afrofuturist thriller confronts corrupt power through two women’s insurgent alliance.

Ngozi Onwurah
A personal work reconsiders beauty, the body and the filmmaker’s relationship with her mother.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: docuseek2.com · Image source ↗

Jean-Marie Teno
Missionary archives and African testimony interrogate Germany’s colonial history.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Branwen Okpako
A portrait of Auma Obama and intergenerational life in Kenya.
Filmkantine · official English poster

Khadar Ayderus Ahmed
A gravedigger struggles to secure life-saving care for his wife.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Brenda Akele Jorde
Family connections stretch between Germany, Mozambique and South Africa.
BGHRA conference film still / Film Five

Djibril Diop Mambéty
A girl insists on earning her living selling newspapers in Dakar.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.c-and-co.com · Image source ↗

Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Named in Priscilla Layne’s research biography; not listed as a conference screening.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: filmartgallery.com · Image source ↗
Branwen Okpako
Listed in Arsenal’s 2014 filmmaker filmography. Conference screening is not established for this title.

Malene Choi
An adoptee filmmaker’s debut feature explores Korean adoptees returning to their country of birth.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Ijeoma Iloputaife / Omah Diegu
A Nigerian mother confronts racism, marriage law and her son’s recognition.
The Snake in My Bed film still / Ijeoma Iloputaife, UCLA Film & Television Archive · Image source ↗

John Akomfrah
Archival images and sound trace Stuart Hall’s life and political thought.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: shop.ihrc.org · Image source ↗

Oliver Hardt
A journey into African American spiritual traditions. The BGHRA biography uses 2011; theatrical release is 2012.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Director: Dheeraj Akolkar · Artistic direction and choreography: Darrel Toulon
Children born of conflict in Uganda create a performance from their memories through Darrel Toulon’s artistic direction and choreography. Documentary directed by Dheeraj Akolkar.
Film artwork from BGHRA programme / original film rights holders

Djibril Diop Mambéty
Two young people in Dakar imagine escape to France.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.rottentomatoes.com · Image source ↗
Robert A. Stemmle
A historical fiction film for critical discussion of postwar racial representation.

Amil Shivji
A political romance in the final years of British colonial Zanzibar. Included through the filmmaker’s Tanzanian connection, not a claim that Zanzibar was a German colony.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.kijiweniproductions.com · Image source ↗

Samantha Futerman and Ryan Miyamoto
Twin sisters adopted separately to France and the United States discover one another.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source
John A. Kantara
Hans-Jürgen Massaquoi and Ralph Giordano revisit their Hamburg histories.

Perivi John Katjavivi
A Namibian detective confronts crimes haunted by German colonial violence.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director / co-producer: Amandine Gay · Black French adoptee filmmaker
Five adult adoptees from Brazil, Sri Lanka, Rwanda, South Korea and Australia narrate the intimate politics of transnational adoption.
Film artwork from the linked official film, producer or festival source

Brenda Akele Jorde
A portrait of Ghanaian performance artist Va-Bene Elikem Fiatsi.
Va-Bene film still / Brenda Akele Jorde, XPOSED Queer Film Festival · Image source ↗
Branwen Okpako
A detective searches Stasi records for her own family history.

Ngozi Onwurah
A dystopian feature explores racism, confinement and the afterlives of enslavement.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.cineamo.com · Image source ↗

Joseph a. Adesunloye
A London photographer journeys to Senegal after his father’s death.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Writer / director: Denise Ekale Kum
A short exploring inward fear and its effect on emotion and action.
Denise Ekale Kum · video thumbnail

Director: Natalia Sinelnikova · Contributor connection: Lara-Sophie Milagro (see source for credits)
Named in Lara-Sophie Milagro’s acting credits.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗
Anne-Laure Folly
Women speak about rights, work, health and political participation across West Africa. Sources date production to 1993 and circulation to 1994.
Director: Sven Unterwaldt · Contributor connection: Lara-Sophie Milagro (see source for credits)
Named in Lara-Sophie Milagro’s acting biography.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.kino.de · Image source ↗

Ousmane Sembène
A satire of elite power, corruption and patriarchal authority after independence.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: www.imdb.com · Image source ↗

Isaac Julien
Music, race, sexuality and friendship intersect in 1970s Britain.
Promotional film poster / still. Original film rights holders. Artwork source: princecharlescinema.com · Image source ↗
Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss
A tragicomedy about Sam, a Black East German singer, and a circle of friends negotiating love, illness and the creation of a chosen family in Berlin.