In this episode of the Pan African Film Podcast, Anna speaks with Mbithi Masya, Writer, Director (and Musician) about his latest short film: BABA and more. The JUST A BAND member spoke about the proposed Afrobeats music...
In this episode Anna and Naz discuss the short film: Things I Never Told My Father with the debutant writer Letitia Wright.
Letitia was on her first visit to the continent and what a surprise...
Welcome back to another episode of PanAfrican film podcast. Anna and Naz are back with an interview with director Daphne Di Cinto aka Sarah Basset in the Netflix series Bridgerton.
Di Cinto talked about her...
Anna And Nazizi are back with another episode of PanAfrican Film podcast.
The duo chopped it up with Tony Dunoyer, Executive Producer of the film 'Premium' staring Zoe Saldana.
Premium is a coming of age...
In this episode Anna and Naz talk to Wanjiru about her passion project, an investment in herself as a creative which is a truly Pan African short film. Boxed is a short, fictionalized film based on the...
Anna and Nazizi are back in this special edition as they catch up with director Michael Wanguhu and Russel Kenya and they talk about their 2005 documentary, ‘Hip Hop Colony’. A feature documentary on the evolution of Kenyan...
This episode of the PanAfrican Film Podcast features a short film entitled: Juneteenth by Madeline Johnson. With Mattie, a Writer, Director and Producer, we dive into the meaning of freedom.What does it mean to be free? The...
Welcome back to the PanAfrican Film podcast. In this latest episode, Anna Marano and Nazizi interview Botswana-American film writer and director, Thato Mwosa about her latest feature film, Memoirs of a Black Girl.
Memoirs of a Black Girl is a...
In Episode 3 of the PanAfrican Film Podcast, Anna Marano interviews Tamara Dawit creator of the feature documentary ‘Finding Sally’, which was nominated at the Pan African Film Festival.
Finding Sally tells the incredible story of a 23-year-old woman from an...
Welcome to episode 2 of the PanAfrican Film Podcast
There is a movement promoting “our†stories and many of us have been raised craving images we can relate to. Now, there are thousands of stories out...
