In CULTURE, VIDEOS 8 Must-Watch African Documentaries On and Off Netflix<>
In CULTURE, VIDEOS 8 Must-Watch African Documentaries On and Off Netflix
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Netflix has a number of African documentaries you need to watch. The video streaming service touched base in Africa not too long ago. African filmmakers can now easily get their movies on to the platform provided they pass all requirements.
Blood & Water and Queen Sono (which we included in our list of 11 Amazing Bingeworthy TV Shows on Netflix) were the first African original series on Netflix. For individuals in search of not just entertainment but information on social issues, history and insight regarding the continent of Africa, we have shortlisted a collection of documentaries for your viewing pleasure.
Read on to find out our selection of 8 African documentaries on and off Netflix available for streaming.
Elephant’s Dream (2014)
The 2014 Kristof Bilsen directed “Elephant’s Dream” analyzes life in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It gives viewers a picture of the experiences of servicemen and servicewomen living and working in the central African country specifically in Kinshasa, the country’s capital and the third-largest city in Africa. People working in three state-owned institutions — the Post office, rail station and Fire Headquarters — give accounts of their daily struggles, challenges and means of survival. In 2015, the movie won the Magic Hour award for Best Newcomer at the Millennium Docs Against Gravity, the biggest documentary film festival in Poland.
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