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Africa - General

• African Cinema and African Cinematic Representation: A Selected Bibliography/Videography  
  The resources listed are available in the UC-Berkeley library, but many of the books can be found elsewhere.
• African Cinema: A Biblio/Filmography  
  This site features a bibliography of materials held at Brown University.
• African Film Library  
  Over 600 digitally remastered African films and documentaries in English, French, Arabic, or Portuguese are available for a fee for 24-hour download.
• African Women in Cinema Project  
  This website provides research and resource guides for the study of African women filmmakers. It includes a filmography and bibliography, as well as a teaching and learning guide to the study of African women in cinema.
• BFI Features: Black Cinema  
  The British Film Institute's hub for all BFI projects related to black cinema. The site includes teaching and study guides, lists of BFI-published books and DVDs, and links to articles on black cinema. Also included are the results of the 2007 UK poll on "The 100 Black Screen Icons." The BFI also publishes "Nu-Visions," a resource site for young filmmakers, which is aimed at a multicultural UK audience.
• Histoire du Cinema Marocain  
  A database of important Moroccan national productions, dating back to 1952, including a short synopsis of each film. In French and Arabic, with some English.
• National Cinemas Bibliography  
  Browse bibliographies on international cinema, organized by region. Many of the sub-pages on regions have links to bibliographies on individual filmmakers. The resources listed are available in the UC-Berkeley library, but many of the books can be found elsewhere.