It looks like it's going to be a typical 24th December day for suave Reggie. Things however take an exciting turn for him when his office colleague and the girl he's lusted after for a long time gives him a Christmas present he finds impossible to refuse.

Kwame has made all the right moves in his life but what seems like a typical guys hang out on a weekend away from home in the company of his new friend and mentor, Kiki, turns out to be the one wrong move Kwame makes.

Unhinged: Surviving Johannesburg is an honest, quirky and sometimes frenzied documentary about Johannesburg, South Africas biggest city and the worlds gateway to Southern Africa.

A twisted tale of two unemployed graduates who embark on a journey to make it in a world where you need more than what you have to get what you want.

The List is the story of Lesego Thambo, an over-achieving, cheese-boy, whos just turned twenty-five and already ticked everything off his list of life goals. What's left for the man who has everything? Maybe steal his best friends girl?

Set in Trinidad, Tribes takes viewers on a rollercoaster of love, life and lessons learned.

Four friends have to shed off their idealistic outlook on life and embrace the harsh realities of adulthood. This is a heart warming movie that touches on life, sex, instant attractions, and the consequences of sometimes taking the easy road in life.

Shuga is a hard hitting drama series that follows the lives and loves of a group of young students whose bright lives and fabulous futures are balanced on a knife edge due to their love of risk and danger.

The story touches on young men and women from different societal backgrounds, addresses cultural and sexual barriers between youth and drives home some truths and realities about contracting HIV.

To mark 10 years of dedication and commitment in the fight against HIV/AIDS, MTV Staying Alive has produced an enlightening documentary starring global superstar, founding member of Destiny's Child and recently appointed Staying Alive Foundation Ambassador, Kelly Rowland.

Two years of an abusive marriage to Orlando Thompson (Chris Attoh), a reverend’s son, leaves his wife Dea (Lydia Forson) badly scarred. A case of self-defense leaves Orlando battling for his life and Dea an opportunity for a financially secure future.

When Essien's sister Eme pays a surprise visit from Nigeria to his home in Harlem, he soon discovers that she has brought her strong beliefs and customs with her.

A family drama set in Addis Ababa, revolves around a father struggling to save his only daughter from a heart problem that can not be treated locally

Adera is a heart wrenching story about an Ethiopian refugee’s struggle to survive in Johannesburg. Life in South Africa is dangerous and earning money is difficult. She quickly discovers that Johannesburg is not the promised city of gold.

In what seems like a perfect life, three beautiful young women make bold attempts to change their lives even when destiny plays its joke on them. They will learn the harsh lessons of life, the challenges of marriage and the fatality of falling in love.

The XYZ Show is Africa’s first and most popular puppet political satire show. Every week its cast of latex characters comments on Kenyan and international news with gusto.

The XYZ Show is Africa’s first and most popular puppet political satire show. Every week its cast of latex characters comments on Kenyan and international news with gusto.

The XYZ Show is Africa’s first and most popular puppet political satire show. Every week its cast of latex characters comments on Kenyan and international news with gusto.

The XYZ Show is Africa’s first and most popular puppet political satire show. Every week its cast of latex characters comments on Kenyan and international news with gusto.

The XYZ Show is Africa’s first and most popular puppet political satire show. Every week its cast of latex characters comments on Kenyan and international news with gusto.

The Prodigal Son retraces the lost history of the Orderson family, and the West Indian community who left the Caribbean in the late 1800’s as emancipated slaves, to settle in District Six, Cape Town, South Africa.

Black Beulahs is a documentary that explores the lives of three friends living within the largely unexplored Soweto gay sub-culture.

The documentary charts the daily life of lesbian couple Suzanne Du Toit and Anna-Mari De Vos, as well as their historic struggle to legally adopt children, be accepted by their community and receive equal treatment under the law. De Vos is the only female High Court judge in Pretoria, working in a conservative and male dominated realm. Her life-partner of fifteen years, Du Toit, is an artist who also manages the family farm near Plettenberg Bay.

The film revisits the journey of a South African white filmmaker who came to Ethiopia in 2000 as a rasta and now revisits his journey of faith and attempts to explain what the rasta movement is all about.

Africa's history can be marked by the term transnational since its borders were historically transgressed by hungry, indeed insatiable colonizers out of just about every country in Europe as well as the Americas and also by the forced movement of Africans out of the continent through slavery. Visibly Invisible looks at this term that is so implicit to Africas identity by focusing on Africas presence in Norway through the African History Week festival that takes place every year since 2004.