By all films, I mean all these films:
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Sophie (2022, 14 minutes)
"I was told there was nothing like African philosophy". This short film introduces philosopher Sophie Olúwọlé: she uncovered a 'pagan' god to be a philosopher and compared him to Socrates.
Portrait of a performance: Jelili Atiku (2021, 4 minutes)
A short documentary giving insight into the work of Nigerian performance artist Jelili Atiku. Indigenous practices are central to Atiku's work, as a counterpoint to colonialism and western modernity's disconnect from nature. (Also available on youtube)
Afùwàpẹ́ (2020, 11 minutes)
"Afùwàpẹ́, who are you?" Sophie Olúwọlé asks. A never released documentary experiment, part of the Binary Tales project "Sophie" also belongs to.
Nanopolymersomes (2016, 7 minutes)
People have always been building things. We often marvel at the huge, and tallest constructions we achieved to make. But what about the tiniest of scales?
Multiverse Ghana (2015, 59 minutes)
"Wisdom is not a property of any nation, everybody has it." This atmospheric portrait of Ghana explores the role of culture and creativity in science.
It questions attitudes towards developmental aid, and explores epistemic justice.
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