With exclusive, behind-the-scenes access, Whispering Truth To Power charts the final year in office of South African anti-corruption champion Thuli Madonsela as she attempts to seek justice for ordinary people.

Enock Alu, a Malawian teenager raised in a Buddhist orphanage is torn between his African roots and Chinese upbringing, as he struggles to retain his cultural identity.

A beautifully restored print of this 1991 majestic first feature from the remarkable African American director Julie Dash.

A musical journey through the streets of Kinsasha observing the music of the Democratic Republic of Congo and exploring the many gifted yet impoverished musicians who use their talent, humour and energy to help them to survive.

Mozambican director António Pinhão Botelho, brings this unlikely but true story to the screen film about the society of metropolitan Portugal and its African colonies at the beginning of the 1960s.

When South African universities raised their fees in 2015, what started off as a peaceful protest escalated quickly with dire consequences.

Over a period of five years Kisilu Musya, a Kenyan farmer, documents his family, his village and the damaging effects of climate change on his community.

Gary Thompson (Cables and Cameras) curates a programme exploring the new wave of short films from the African diaspora with a rich blend of new generation African producers and directors from Bristol to Nigeria and South Africa.

Chiwetel Ejiofor's debut as writer-director brings to life the story of William Kamkwamba - a 13 year old boy who designs and builds a life saving wind turbine for his village against all odds.