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Table of Contents
Articles
Exile and the "Burden of Representation": Trends in Contemporary Sub-Saharan Francophone African Filmmaking
- Melissa Thackway
Passing Films and the Illusion of Racial Equality
- Karen M. Bowdre
Close-Up: Nollywood-A Worldly Creative Practice
Introduction: Nollywood-An Archive of African Worldliness
-Carmela Garritano, Guest Editor
"New Nollywood": Kunle Afolayan
-Jonathan Haynes
Evolving Nollywood Templates for Minor Transnational Film
-Moradewun Adejunmobi
From Yoruba to YouTube: Studying Nollywood's Star System
-Noah Tsika
Nollywood: Outline of a Trans-ethnic Practice
-Akin Adesokan
Elmina: Obroni Art or Popular Melodrama?
-Jane Bryce
World Cinema versus Subjectivity: How to Read Tunde Kelani's Abeni
-Kenneth W. Harrow
Nollywood and the Limits of Informality: A Conversation with Tunde Kelani, Bond Emeruwa, and Emem Isong
-Connor Ryan
Africultures Dossier
"Homosexuality Is Not Un-African; What Is Un-African Is Homophobia": An Interview with Wanuri Kahiu on Jambula Tree
- Olivier Barlet
Interrelated Worlds: The Africultures Manifesto
-The Africultures Editorial Staff and Team
Book Reviews
MaryEllen Higgins, ed. Hollywood's Africa after 1994
- Review by: Charles J. Sugnet
Devorah Heitner, Black Power TV
- Review by: Delphine Letort
