The Screen Score: Lagos Vice
A crime thriller that wears its influences on its sleeve but earns the comparison through sheer execution.
A crime thriller that wears its influences on its sleeve but earns the comparison through sheer execution.
A slow-burn drama about inheritance, land and silence that asks more of the viewer than most Nigerian films dare to.
A taut political thriller that uses its Kenyan setting to ask genuinely uncomfortable questions about sovereignty.
A generational saga about three sisters navigating identity, tradition and ambition across two continents.
A nocturnal portrait of Accra's underground music scene that works better as a document than as a narrative.
A neo-noir that relocates McCarthy's brutal moral landscape to post-apartheid South Africa with sobering results.
A fable-like drama about a Malian oral historian trying to preserve his village's memory before it is swallowed by a dam.
A raucous, energetic road movie that tears across the DRC with a punk spirit and genuine heart.