Fanta Régina Nacro (Director) · Zulfah Otto-Sallies (Director) · Ingrid Sinclair (Director) · Ngozi Onwurah (Director) · Bridget Pickering (Director) · Raja Amari (Director)
Queen Latifah
Host
Rehane Abrahams
Raya (segment "Raya")
Ayesha Meer Krige
Madeegah (segment "Raya")
Ivan D. Lucas
(segment "Raya")
Denise Newman
Salaama (segment "Raya")
Oscar Petersen
Joe (segment "Raya")
Graham Weir
(segment "Raya")
Damien Chamley
Peter (segment "Riches")
Cindy Sampson
Molly McBride (segment "Riches")
Brian Biragi
Kwame (segment "Hang Time")
Brian Bovell
Olu (segment "Hang Time")
Elizabeth Mathebula
Mama (segment "Hang Time")
Hilja Lindsay Parkinson
Chiddy (segment "Hang Time")
Seputla Sebogodi
Daddy (segment "Hang Time")
Maeve Kerrigan
Groat (segment "Hang Time")
Sophie David
Uno (segment "Uno's World")
Muhindua Kaura
Kaura (segment "Uno's World")
Elia Jack Nakalemo
Jose (segment "Uno's World")
Dalton Ashikoto
Dex (segment "Uno's World")
Hans Agene Eichab
Farmer (segment "Uno's World")
Dalha Haifene
(segment "Uno's World")
Vicky Mathilda
(segment "Uno's World")
Judy Mathilda
Vivian (segment "Uno's World")
Adma Mhone
Desiree (segment "Uno's World")
Florence Naobes
(segment "Uno's World")
Sascha Olivier-Sampson
Tricia (segment "Uno's World")
Esi Schimming-Chase
Stella (segment "Uno's World")
Alima Salouka
Bintou (segment "A Close-Up on Bintou")
Hyppolite Ouangrawa
Abel (segment "A Close-Up on Bintou")
Wassila Baccar
(segment "One Evening in July")
Omi Baya
(segment "One Evening in July")
Hend Sabry
(segment "One Evening in July")
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In 1997, six African women pledged that in the first year of the new millennium they would tell their stories, stories by African women. They called their series "Mama Africa" and drew their tales from the depths of their hearts. The result is a groundbreaking initiative bringing together the incredibly fresh talents of six female directors from the vast and diverse continent of Africa.
