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Yasmina Price

Yasmina Price is a writer, researcher, and PhD student in the Departments of African American Studies and Film & Media Studies at Yale University. She focuses on anti-colonial African cinema and the work of visual artists across the Black diaspora, with a particular interest in the experimental work of women filmmakers. Her recent writing has appeared in The Current (Criterion), The New Inquiry, The New York Review of Books, the Metrograph Journal, and Vulture.

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Rest in Power, Menelik Shabazz. Black British Cinema Is All the Better in Your Wake.

Avatar photo by Yasmina Price August 4, 2021August 4, 2021

The Barbadian-born filmmaker, producer, and writer passed away in June, after decades of advocating for Afro-diasporic film culture.

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Western Films About Africa Are Neocolonial Even When They Try Not to Be

Avatar photo by Yasmina Price May 30, 2021May 28, 2021

Attempting to interrogate its own lens, the documentary Stop Filming Us mixes sharp insights with disappointing shortcomings.

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The Inheritance Brings a Playful, French New Wave-Feel to Black Liberation

Avatar photo by Yasmina Price March 11, 2021March 12, 2021

Ephraim Asili’s first feature both documents and models what it means to unlearn and re-think.

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