Theatre is a powerful tool to use in telling Namibia's history and a place to articulate the pain and gains. 

These sentiments were shared by two creatives who created a play titled "Coming Home Dead", a story that tells the 1904-1908 genocide.

Ikosa Media Production hosted the premiere of their locally produced documentary, Echoes of Omusati.

The film captures historic sites, cultural practices and contributions of the Omusati people to Namibia's national identity.

The Namibia Film Commission's 2026 Film Week is underway in Windhoek. The film week celebrates storytelling and the growth of Namibia's film industry. 

The Mukorob film project phase 2 has kicked off in Windhoek today, where selected producers are pitching their story ideas in front of a panel.

The project is aimed at growing Namibia's creative and film production, telling Namibian stories as well as promoting local content. 

The Namibian film industry is filled with excitement as industry players gathered in Windhoek for a panel discussion on a recent film, 'My F*K Marelize!'

The discussion shed light on the making of the Namibia-South Africa co-production and its 12-day journey from script to screen.