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Reviews 0 comments on Locarno Open Doors 2026 Review: ‘Concrete Moves’, ‘Time to Change’, ‘sKINs’, ‘Submergido’ and ‘Goat’

Locarno Open Doors 2026 Review: ‘Concrete Moves’, ‘Time to Change’, ‘sKINs’, ‘Submergido’ and ‘Goat’

by Ini-Abasi Jeffrey

The following five short films screened as part of the 2026 Locarno Open Doors, taking place from August 5-10, 2026. The five directors were also invited to take part in the Open Doors Directors programme. […]

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Reviews 2 comments on ‘African Queens: Njinga’ Review: Despite Flaws, Jada Pinkett Smith-Produced Docuseries Pushes a Female African Leader to the Fore

‘African Queens: Njinga’ Review: Despite Flaws, Jada Pinkett Smith-Produced Docuseries Pushes a Female African Leader to the Fore

by Seyi Lasisi

Unknown to princess Njinga, her ascension to the throne though littered with horrific acts would inspire on-screen retellings (the 2013 Angolan historical drama Njinga: Queen Of Angola and a Starz series, Queen Nzinga, in development) […]

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