MEDIA & PRESS KITS

A former swimming champion selfishly puts his welfare above his son during the Chadian revolution, and out of guilt, regrets his decision.

The lives of Mocktar and Coumba cross paths in the dusty gold mining fields of Burkina Faso.

FRANTZ FANON: BLACK SKIN, WHITE MASK tells the story of the life and work of the highly influential anti-colonialist writer Frantz Fanon.

A dancer with a bum leg finds himself dangerously entwined in the black market, in an effort to save himself and the woman he loves.

Two warriors from Northern Kenya trade in their AK-47s for running shoes and the Kenyan dream of marathon running.

When 9-year old orphan Shula is accused of witchcraft, she is exiled to a witch camp.

A young orphan ironically – or perhaps fittingly – named Lucky leaves his Zulu village for the big city after his mother passes away.

After being arrested by the police, a “mapantsula” (petty gangster) is forced to choose between freedom and taking a stand against apartheid.

Munyurangabo wants justice for his parents. Sangwa wants to visit the home he left years ago. Together they set out on a journey tied to their pasts.

Upon his father's sudden death, a talented medical student must return to his home village in Ghana to fight for his family's survival.

When love blossoms between two daughter's of political rivals, Kena and Ziki, are faced with choosing between happiness and their safety.

Break dancers from third world communities become linked through their passion for hip-hop culture.

Lily Yeh is a global artist who is fueled by a belief that art is a human right, and that artists can create a foundation for profound social change.

The Notorious Mr. Bout examines the life of international arms dealer Viktor Bout as he builds his empire under the shadows of the fall of Communism, as a series of governments willingly look the othe...

In Tunisia, young women and men working the harvest develop new feelings, flirt, try to understand each other, find – and flee – deeper connections.

A deeply personal portrayal of three women living in today's Algeria between modern society and Islamic fundamentalism, self-determination and dependence.

Sudan’s first Oscar submission, YOU WILL DIE AT TWENTY is an auspicious debut and a moving meditation on what it means to live in the present.