The Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports and Industrial Development (PACEID) has announced a strategic public-private partnership with Hollywood’s Ryder Media and the private office of chief ...

Having a conversation about quality of film in Africa and more precisely Uganda is difficult without the mention of the cadres that lit the path for those yet to come. Over three decades ago, ...

Banning of film adds to Uganda's ongoing repression of LGBTQI+ people. This statement was originally published on article19.org on 23 May 2017. ARTICLE 19 is concerned by the recent censorship of the ...

Uganda's violent discrimination against and targeting of its LGBTQ population is chronicled in the new documentary "Call Me Kuchu," showing this fight for equality is tantamount to war and continues ...

Outside hosting an annual award event, Northern Uganda Filmmakers’ Association also has programmes such as technical support and content creation. Kampala has been the centre of almost everything ...

Kampala, Uganda – This January, when Bobi Wine learned that the film documenting his 2021 Ugandan presidential bid had been nominated for an Academy Award, he was hiding from the police. The ...

A cultural troupe performs at a recent function. Analysists say the creatives industry has been dogged by a lack of critical mass insofar as training of its key players is concerned. PHOTO / FILM The ...

President Museveni has presided over the screening of "Hidden Uganda", a documentary by an American journalist, Mr. Peter Greenberg. The documentary film showcases the beauty and hidden gems of Uganda ...

Uganda's film industry is undergoing a transformative period, evolving from a niche creative space into a dynamic sector with growing talent, improved production quality, and rising commercial ...

Uganda has banned a Dutch film because it “glorifies homosexuality” and features scenes of sexual intercourse as well as alcohol consumption and smoking. News of the ban was released by the Dutch ...