This week we bring you a bonkers new film from Japan, a raunchy relationship comedy from Germany and a revelatory documentary from Egypt. Haruko’s Paranormal Laboratory (dir. Lisa Takeba, Japan) Haruko is a girl who prefers […]
This week we bring you a bonkers new film from Japan, a raunchy relationship comedy from Germany and a revelatory documentary from Egypt. Haruko’s Paranormal Laboratory (dir. Lisa Takeba, Japan) Haruko is a girl who prefers […]
As well as being an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon, international cinema can be an excellent means of absorbing the language of another nation while helping viewers to understand the cultural context that surrounds it. So for this Bastille Day, […]
This week, we bring you an exciting selection of films, old and new, from the nations of Kenya, Uganda, Namibia and South Africa. The Boda Boda Thieves (dir. Donald Mugisha and James Tayler, Uganda) Even though he is […]
“South Africa had their Blaxploitation Era and it started with a 1971 film called Joe Bullet” DAARAC Today sees the long overdue international release of Joe Bullet, one of the first South African films to feature […]
With the summer of 2017 now kicking off, we bring you two European tales of travel and discovery: Alex Holdridge and Linnea Saasen’s Meet Me in Montenegro and Felix Starck’s Pedal the World Meet Me in Montenegro (dir. Alex Holdridge […]
FilmDoo is now a proud partner of the Department of Afro American Research Arts Culture, better known as DAARAC, an organisation dedicated to researching, preserving and promoting black cinema from around the world. With this […]