African Film – Living History

In connection with Black History Month Norway 2025, we invite you to an inspiring lecture with this year's curator for the film programme.
The lecture is free to attend but requires registration: click here to sign up
About the event
Mosa Mpetha is a film curator for black, African and archival films. In the lecture African Film – Living History she shares her knowledge of African film history and her work with the projects Cinema Africa and African Archive Research. Be inspired by Mpetha’s passion for archival films and especially the preservation and protection of African cultural heritage.
Mpetha curates Cinema Africa!, a permanent African film strand at Hyde Park Picture House in partnership with local African communities. Mosa is a supporter of and advocate for independent and DIY exhibitors. She is also involved in the Scalarama Leeds Film Festival, she created the Leeds Film Network and mentors new programmers.
The event is supported by the Municipality of Oslo and the Directorate of Culture, and carried out in collaboration with Kunstnernes Hus Cinema.
About the host
Black History Month Norway works to document and highlight African and Afrodiasporic art and cultural heritage in Norway.
In 2025, BHMN explores the impactful ways we keep the rich stories of Africa and the diaspora alive – through art, education and in everyday life. We reflect on timeless and contemporary traditions as we celebrate the history and cultural heritage of Africa and the diaspora in Norway and around the world.