The first feature film on homosexuality from sub-Saharan Africa.

A feature film examining the plight of Africa's 10,000,000 children orphaned by AIDS.

In Dakar, Senegal Faat Kine, an independent, single mother and successful business owner looks back over twenty years of triumphs and hardships -including the betrayals by men in her life. A dramatic tribute to the strength and resilience of African women by Ousmane Sembene, the father of African cinema.

Women in four African countries are shown organizing around issues of marital rights, reproductive health, female genital mutilation and entrepreneurship.

Cheick Oumar Sissoko explores the status of African women in two interlocking stories of traditional village society.

The role of women in guerilla struggles and in post-liberation societies is depicted in a story of the women freedom fighters of the Zimbabwean liberation struggle.

The conflict between modern individualism and traditional society is seen through the eyes of two young Niger Delta women involved in a five-week long women's initiation ceremony.

The story of an idealistic young politician's rise and fall in a small town, Tableau Ferraille ("scrap heap") paints a picture of a corrupt post-colonial elite.