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Are women allowed to grieve?: 'On becoming a Guniea Fowl'
Still from On becoming a Guniea Fowl (2024) A Guinea Fowl is a domesticated bird from Africa that is raised for its meat, eggs and feathers. In the same way women play this role in their famamlies. Girls from a young age are conditioned to serve the men around them. From their fathers to religious leaders to the men they soon must marry. Like a Guniea fowl their bodies are used without regard to their true desires in life. It seems strange to compare the two but in actuality
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Examining the relationship between Colonialism and Architecture: By ways of the Portuguese
Written by Elisha Kiala Photo by Eric Lafforgue Some time ago I was at Tia’s house, visiting her and my younger cousins. Growing up, to...
Aug 153 min read


The Album that made me fall in love with Music
Written by Elisha Kiala Photo by Steve Pyke I remember looking through the corner of my left eye and seeing this cover on the CD stand...
Aug 13 min read


The Subtle Optimism of 'O Heroi'
Written by Elisha Kiala Still from ‘O Heroi’ dir. ZeZe Gambou ‘O Heroi’ (2004) is an Angolan film directed by Zeze Gambou. This film...
Aug 15 min read
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