Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival in Brooklyn New York honored Mahen Bonetti with the Trailblazers award for her over 20 years of service in the Film community, curating African Film for an international audience.
Indigo Tongues features Adepero Oduye who recently played the riveting role of Eliza, along side Chiwetel Ejifor, Brad Pitt and Lupita Nyong’o in the Oscar winning film 12 Years a Slave met up with Indigo Tongues for an exhilarating interview. Adepero Oduye, is one of the outstanding breakthrough actresses of the last decade. Her career
Indigo Tongues features Leonie Forbes described as Jamaica’s First Lady of Theater and Film speaks with Indigo Tongues about her life long passion of working in Theater, Film and TV. This excellent quote describes Ms Forbes and her work. “Indeed, Leonie Forbes has been the quintessential trailblazer, the little girl from the country who has
Indigo Tongues features Mariette Monpierre. Award winning filmmaker Mariette Monpierre, the first woman to shoot a feature length film on the island of Guadeloupe, meets up with Indigo Tongues to discuss filmmaking life and much more. Mariette Monpierre, started her career as a TV Commercial Producer with the award winning advertising agency BBDO, New
Indigo Tongues features Wanuri Kahiu Award winning Kenyan Filmmaker, Wanuri Kahiu catches up with Indigo Tongues in Nairobi for a candid interview about working and living life as a filmmaker. Wanuri Kahiu is a young filmmaker who has already made strides in the film world both internationally and in her home country of Kenya. After
Indigo Tongues features Funmi Iyanda Funmi Iyanda, Nigerias’ foremost TV Host and internationally recognized award-wining broadcaster, blogger and journalist, sits down with Indigo Tongues for an honest, lively chat about her life as a popular media personality. In 2011, Ms Iyanda was named one of Forbes 20 youngest Power Women in Africa. She created
Occupy Naija – A view from the frontline Produced by Iyalode productions, Occupy Naija is short docu-narrative that gives an insiders view of the Occupy Nigeria demonstrations that lasted one week across Nigeria from January 2nd – 9th 2012. The Occupy Nigeria protests was a response to the removal of fuel subsidy by
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