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What Kept Me UpAfrica

Film Africa 2026: Damilola Orimogunje’s ‘Dear Ajayi’ Roughly Examines Women’s Demands of Duty and the Desire for Freedom

11.02

Film Africa : History has always been unkind to women, and Damilola Orimogunje ’s Dear Ajayi understands this, albeit in an overstated way.

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