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A microcinema collective dedicated to providing access to films, building community and cultivating new critical Nigerian Audiences.

Nigeria
Joined January 2025
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We’re pleased to announce our programme for the month in three of our four cities. Free tickets are now available on our website; it’s at the link in our bio.
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A few excerpts from @trueroguejordan ‘s concise rumination on Harmattan! Link to read is in the original post quoted.
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Replying to @EliOluwanisola
@EliOluwanisola , I and Michelle Abuti are launching our African cinema film club called A spot & the 7th art. Our debut screening is scheduled to hold in Port Harcourt this month (we'll announce officially on Wednesday). Follow on page here and on ig. Much obliged.
We’re delighted to introduce A Spot and the 7th Art, a film club dedicated to discovering, appreciating and celebrating the richness and diversity of African cinema.
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We’re showing, for the first time at home, a Venice film festival premiering film. Get tickets at thescreenintransit.com
We’re pleased to announce our programme for the month in three of our four cities. Free tickets are now available on our website; it’s at the link in our bio.
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I penned three essays for last month's screening @thescreenintransit. This triumvirate essays explore the terra incognita of human nature and the conjural sublime present in them. Necropolitics and Commodification in Rungano Nyoni's I Am Not a Witch. thescreenintransit.com/writi…
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"This is a microcosm of 1990s Lagos under military rule, vibrant with desperate faith and furtive menace. It is a world where spiritual transcendence and material hustling share the exact same space, speaking the exact same language of urgent survival."
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If you missed last month’s TSIT programme, you can read all about our feature for October here!
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If you missed last month’s TSIT programme, you can read about one of the shorts here!
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If you missed last month’s TSIT programme, you can read about one of the short films here
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New piece on my substack about the spatial and socioeconomic ramifications of Banana island and a marginal allusion to Henri Lefebvre. indefinitejest.substack.com/…
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Interviewed the curators of @screenintransit for Tour !! my fav conversation so far, we talked film, community, and the potency of cinema. link below
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I’ve been coordinating this project for two years and I’m glad to announce a second phase. Submit project pitches, learn about archives & Nigerian film history, and get project funding. Open till 31st October. Please share 🙏🏿🫶🏿 Link to submit: tally.so/r/q42dd8
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as rendered in both films. Please read, share, dissect, oppose, critique etc!
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