Postnationalist African Cinemas

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Exploring the evolution of African cinema, this book examines how contemporary filmmakers are redefining postcolonial identities beyond nationalist narratives. It highlights the emergence of diverse genres and discourses, emphasizing entertainment over political messaging. Through an analysis of various filmic genres like comedy and crime, alongside cultural themes such as witchcraft and sexuality, the author reveals the aesthetic and representational choices shaping modern African cinema. This work showcases a shift towards a broader understanding of film's role in society.