All articles by Chrystel Oloukoï
6 African films not to miss at the LFF
This year’s festival is filled with gems from Black African filmmakers, painting a hopeful picture of the future of African cinema, says Chrystel Oloukoï.
By Chrystel Oloukoï
Where to begin with Ousmane Sembène
By Chrystel Oloukoï
A year of lockdown: the screen culture that got us through it
By Henry Barnes, Whelan Barzey and others
Life before the Moomins: behind the scenes of a new biopic of creator Tove Jansson
By Chrystel Oloukoï
Five recommendations at BFI Flare 2021
By Chrystel Oloukoï
The Watermelon Woman at 25: the Black lesbian classic that wears its brilliance lightly
By Chrystel Oloukoï
MLK/FBI narrows America’s race struggles to fit its spotlight
By Chrystel Oloukoï
Lovers Rock finds respite and rapture in a Black London house party
By Chrystel Oloukoï
Eyimofe (This Is My Desire) charts broken dreams of migration in an indomitable Lagos
By Chrystel Oloukoï
Time audio review: How Garrett Bradley’s temporal symphony clocks the cruelty of mass incarceration
By Chrystel Oloukoï