Review: My Father’s Shadow
Mutale Kampuni goes on a journey in her review of Element Pictures' 'My Father’s Shadow'
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Mutale is a reviewer, advocate, and graduate of the Silver Critics programme at DIFFl. She works as a Convener & Mentor for Insaka Ireland (African Youth and Cultural Movement), a Family Support Advisor specialising in community services & has served on the boards of the Dublin City Community Co-op and Diaspora Women’s Initiative. Mutale holds a Postgrad in Development Studies & certifications in Alternative Dispute Resolution, alongside her expertise in Entrepreneurship Development.
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Article: Our Favourite Films of 2025
As 2025 closes its curtain, Film Ireland contributors take a look back at some of their favourite films from the year.
Review: Born That Way
Mutale Kampuni casts an eye on important subject matter in her review of documentary 'Born That Way'.
Review: Go Ye Afar
Mutale Kampuni goes on a journey with Frank Sweeney’s experimental short film Go Ye Afar, available to view now in Temple Bar Gallery + Studios.
DIFF Silver Screen Critics: Peacock
We are delighted to be partnering with Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) once again and working with the Silver Screen Critics as they comment on this year’s programme. In this article, the critics give their thoughts on 'Peacock'.
DIFF Silver Screen Critics: Eight Postcards from Utopia
We are delighted to be partnering with Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) once again and working with the Silver Screen Critics as they comment on this year’s programme. In this article, the critics give their thoughts on 'Eight Postcards from Utopia'.