Celebrate the 30th anniversary of South Africa's Freedom Day screening Mapantsula at Watershed tomorrow in collab w/ University of Bristol. After enjoy Freedom Day Party curated by Sisanda Myataza @ The Pickle Factory w/ music, DJ sets, regional foods, and a braai!

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Nominated for three BIFA awards including Best Debut Director, Savanah Leaf’s Earth Mama is a searing study of compassion, Black motherhood and the child welfare system. Screening at Watershed until at least Thu 14 Dec. Tickets: wshd.to/earthmama

Tonight, dive into the world of WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc), a feverish documentary about the phenomenal 70s rock band of Zambia. Complete with a DJ set by Jazzin the Park Productions and pre-ordered food by Houria!
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#WITCHDocumentary

TOMORROW (Nov 19th)
Embark on the captivating odyssey of WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc), Zambia's 'Beatles.'
PLUS, groove to a funky DJ set by Jazzin the Park Productions and treat yourself to delectable pre-ordered food by Houria.
Tickets: curzon.org.uk/film/afrika-ey….

THIS AFTERNOON (2.10pm) Watershed
Apolline Traoré’s ‘Sira’, a poignant film by award-winning Burkinabé director. Tickets here:
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#FeministFilmmaker

TOMORROW: Immerse yourself in the rhythmic tales of Mozambique's women, sharing stories of land, love, and community through song and dance in 'Sing My Sister'. Join the musical trilogy and post-screening talk: watershed.co.uk/whatson/12241/…
#AfrikaEye #MozambiqueWomen

Dive into a weekend of fantastic films at Watershed! From Chess champions to Nigerian folklore, it's a cultural delight. Secure your tickets for tomorrow: bit.ly/49Jqoqa
#WatershedWeekend #FilmFestival

Tomorrow (17th) Neptune Frost: an Afrofuturist vision set in Burundi. With live poetry from Shakara & Q&A featuring Edson Burton, Shakara and Afrika Eye producer Esther Afikiruweh. afrikaeye.org.uk/events/neptune…

18th Nov: Award-winning Burkinabé director Apolline Traoré prioritises women's voices and challenges in her impactful film, Sira. Don't miss this feminist take on Sahel's realities. 👉 watershed.co.uk/whatson/12240/… #FeministCinema

18th Nov: Immerse yourself in vibrant Mozambican women's stories, told through song and dance! This trilogy explores women's evolution in Mozambique. Join the musical journey! Plus, post-screening discussion! watershed.co.uk/whatson/12241/… #MozambiqueWomen #FilmTrilogy

TOMORROW (16th Nov): Kinshasa's vibrant art scene, captured by Renauld Barrett, celebrates resilience in conflict. System K, amid DRC's turmoil, champions art for social change. Presenting Ethiopia’s Elias Sime at Arnolfini! afrikaeye.org.uk/events/system-k

Don't miss the South West premiere of Mami Wata! Join the journey of three women shaped by the mystical water deity in this enthralling blend of Nigerian folklore and tech.
Featuring director intro and post-screening discussion. watershed.co.uk/whatson/12242/…
#SouthwestPremiere

19th Nov: Don't miss the electrifying journey of WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc), Zambia's '70s zamrock sensation! Including a groovy DJ set from Jazzin the Park Productions AND Houria's scrumptious pre-order food.

Tickets: curzon.org.uk/film/afrika-ey…

#ZambiaRock

TOMORROW (14th Nov): Don't miss Kialy Thingang's 'Toghu', challenging harmful narratives by showcasing Cameroonian and queer intersection. Showing before Who I Am Not The Cube Microplex
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18th Nov – Sing My Sister Watershed Join us on a journey through women’s and girls’ music and dance in three regions of Mozambique! Plus, a post-screening discussion with director Karen Boswall and musician Dionne Draper. Tickets: afrikaeye.org.uk/events/sing-my…

Tues 14 Nov The Cube Microplex
📽️Tunde Scrovan's Who I Am Not focuses on a beauty queen in an identity crisis & a male-presenting intersex activist. 2 lives 1 powerful narrative. Artist Kialy Thingang will present Toghu, exploring Cameroonian queer identities. afrikaeye.org.uk/events/who-i-a…

18th Nov: Witness a powerful feminist perspective as Fulani nomad and bride-to-be Sira transforms the veil into a symbol of resistance in the Sahel Watershed & a Q&A with Melissa Chemam and director Apolline Traoré!
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#Survival #FeministFilmmaking

18 Nov Watershed Mami Wata, the SW premiere of a Nigerian folklore gem by C.J Fiery Obasi reveals the tale of 3 women in a mystical world ruled by a water deity. Q&A w/ Samantha Iwowo & Telojo Emina 🎬 #NigerianFolklore
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