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The PanAfrican Cinema Podcast is the official podcast of the June Givanni Pan African Cinema Archive. In each episode we bring together the works and voices of filmmakers, artists and writers around a wide range of themes, debates and interests related to Pan African culture and identity. The June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive (JGPACA) is based in central London and holds a unique collection of artefacts and archival material, which has at its core the interest of PanAfrican cinema and its relationship with Black British cinema and culture. Our events and wider projects reveal histories and interrelationships between African and African diasporic film. Subscribe, Follow and Stay tuned for all things African and diasporic cinema at http://www.junegivannifilmarchive.com and @junegivannifilmarchive
June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Archive hosts The PanAfrican Cinema Podcast, a arts show with 12 episodes published.
This month's podcast takes us back to autumn 2024, when programmer, teacher and curator, Abiba Coulibaly, popped into the archive for a long overdue chat with the archival team. Together we took a deep dive into Abiba’s
The JGPACA Podcast returns with another special conversation from the vaults. This time we bring you a sit down with Tunisian artist Maya Louhichi. We explored her work and relationship to her father, the renowned filmma
This podcast brings you all a fascinating and inspiring screening & Q and A between June Givanni and Amani Naphtali from earlier this Autumn. Please do seek out Amani's work and you can watch a film of his groundbreaking
On Friday the 13th September we were honoured to show the seminal film 'Twilight City' as part of our JGPACA film club. The Director, - and key member of the Black Audio Film Collective - Reece Auguiste sat down that aft
This episode is a very special exploration of the life and films of Nicolás Guillén Landrián and is the third in our collaborative JGPACA series entitled African Film Heritage and Restitution. We were delighted to work o
In July, the JGPACA team welcomed to the archive the seminal filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah to explore what items and artefacts from her illustrious career were in our holdings. We were delighted to present to her a variety of
For today’s episode we bring you a very special conversation between filmmaker, academic and JGPACA director Imruh Bakari and Dr Boukary Sawadogo, associate Professor of Cinema Studies and Black Studies at The City Colle
Today's podcast is a wide and enriching conversation we had at the archive following a screening of D Elmina Davis' seminal documentary about women in Rastafari from 1988 called Omega Rising. This film was shown as part
Today’s episode takes us back to November 2023, when we hosted a screening of Imruh Bakari’s Film, Riots and Rumours of Riots at the May Day Rooms in central London. We were lucky enough to hold a discussion with Imruh a
This spotlight episode stems from a Zine Making workshop which was the second part of an event series called ‘Publishing and Archiving beyond the mainstream’. These sessions were put on alongside our Friends at the May D
Episode 2 of the Pan African Cinema Podcast is a panel conversation on African film heritage featuring four eminent African filmmakers, Jihan El-Tahri (Egypt), Ali Essafi (Morocco), Nii-Kwate Owoo (Ghana) and Jean-Marie
Welcome to the June Givanni PanAfrican Cinema Podcast. In the first five episodes, we will be asking filmmakers, archivists and cultural activists what the recently renewed call for restitution and reparations means for
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