Democratic Republic of the Congo Movies

Ndoko, a hard-headed little girl, has disobeyed her mother once again. Then she learns that her baby brother has been abducted by a cannibal monster....

"C'est urgent!", an animated short film by Armel Pululu, was made in Kinshasa between 2012 and 2013, during the Afriqu'Anim'Action project led by the...

Between Belgian colonial archives and images shot in the present, the violence of a dehumanizing economic system is revealed through the story of a...

Documentary portrait of a group of artists and creatives living in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo. "We also exist!"

Experimental documentary exploring the city of Goma, DRC. Rambling walks through the city, accompanied by wisdom in monologues. Reflections on ...

Docufiction exploring the colonial gaze

PACIFIQUE is a film shot in 2016 in Goma and produced by DRAMA FILMS PRODUCTION in co-production with GCE PRODUCTION and the support of LABA-AGENCE.

During a trip to East Congo, a young beatmaker and afro-descendant has a striking encounter with Mababu, a guardian of the oral traditions of the...

Experimental documentary. Walking the city of Goma, interacting with the public during the Covid-19 pandemic

Set in the ruins of a former Unilever plantation in Lusanga, this psychotronic film stages a speculative arrival: a UFO crashes, and an astronaut...

"Rêve de chien", an animated short film by Jourdain Kielukusu Izu Di Do, was made in Kinshasa between 2012 and 2013, during the...

A gaze on the landscapes of the Democratic Republic of Congo to translate a sense of its unfathomable power, diversity and knowledge. The scenery is...

A fratricide war between two tribes in the Congo in the pre-colonial period: the Tsembo and the Tsoundi. Their alliance is guaranteed by the marriage...

Two young rocket engineers, Nestor and Isaac, struggle against the economic and political realities of their country. Propelled by the memory of past...

Moseka, a young woman from Zaire, travels to Belgium to study. With her braided hair and traditional clothes, she is the laughingstock of her fellow...

In this documentary essay, Congolese artist David Shongo addresses the problems of knowledge production and asks the important question of how it was...