Fuji Music In Nigeria: New Documentary Shines Light On A Popular African Culture
The Oasis Reporters April 1, 2024 Saheed Aderinto, Florida International University Nigerian singer
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Not Just A Love Story: ‘Past Lives’ Gives A Glimpse Into Growing Up Bicultural
The Oasis Reporters March 27, 2024 Hali Kil, Simon Fraser University Past Lives, a film
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Oscar Contender Poor Things Is A Film About Disability. Why Won’t More People Say So?
The Oasis Reporters March 10, 2024 Louisa Smith, Deakin University; Gemma Digby, Deakin
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Oscars 2024: Four Daughters Is A Tunisian Masterpiece – What Makes The Film Groundbreaking
The Oasis Reporters March 10, 2024 Florence Martin, Goucher College Four Daughters
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Bobi Wine: The People’s President – A Gripping Oscar-nominated Film About Uganda’s Fight For Freedom
The Oasis Reporters March 10, 2024 Julia Cain, University of Cape Town
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From Indiana Jones To Netflix’s Beef – How ‘Collectors’ Of Cultural Artefacts Have Gone From Heroic Figures To Villainous Thieves
The Oasis Reporters February 13, 2024 Lewis Ryder, University of Manchester Warning: the following
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Beef: What Your Nemesis Reveals About You
The Oasis Reporters February 13, 2024 Nilufar Ahmed, University of Bristol The Netflix series
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Oscars 2023: The Philosophy Of Everything Everywhere All At Once Explained
The Oasis Reporters February 13, 2024 Kiki Tianqi Yu, Queen Mary University of London
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Why The Film ‘Winnie’ Met All The Criteria Of A Good Documentary
The Oasis Reporters February 5, 2024 Winnie Madikizela-Mandela being laid to rest. In death, as
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The Barber Of Little Rock: A Documentary Exposing Racism’s Underbelly, And How The Smart Turns It To Wealth (Watch)
The Oasis Reporters January 24, 2024 I have just watched
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