Filmmaking is a tool for understanding, connection and constructive dialogue.
When filmmakers from the Global Majority tell their own stories, they offer different perspectives.
Easing distribution can help African films reach the audiences they deserve, both at home and abroad.
To bridge the gap in training and mentorship, DW Akademie and its partners invest in long-term programs.
Local stories brought into communities create safe spaces for dialogue, helping people see the world more clearly.
As film practitioners connect across regions, new forms of collaboration emerge.
Explore how DW Akademie and its partners use film to open dialogue and strengthen film ecosystems worldwide.
The "New Boats" documentary brings issues around the fishery industry in Sierra Leone to the community with screenings.
Country Queen: Behind the scenes of Kenya's first Netflix series
The DW Akademie-supported drama series will premiere on the streaming platform on July 15.
DW Akademie spoke to director Vincent Mbaya about Kenya's first Netflix series and the impact it has had on the region
DW Akademie supported the development of 30 documentaries on climate issues from African filmmakers.
The films "Zinder" and "The Last Shelter" are global hits. Both were made possible by a pan-African film project.
Filmmaker Ike Nnaebue discusses migration and his new documentary premiering at the Berlinale.
Environmental journalism has a pivotal role in effectively implementing human rights.
DW Akademie's dossiers on pressing issues and recent discussions in the field of media development and journalism.
DW Akademie is part of the Hannah Arendt Initiative to support media professionals in exile.
