Jacqueline Nsiah holds a Master’s degree in Visual and Media Anthropology from Freie Universität Berlin and a Bachelor’s degree in African Studies and Politics from the University of London. Some of her past roles include work for the Africa Film Festival in Cologne, the Cambridge African Film Festival, and the Festival do Rio. She was co-director and curator of the African film festival UHURU in Rio de Janeiro, programmer for Film Africa in London, and managed a film platform at the Goethe-Institut. In August 2023, she was appointed to the selection committee of the Berlinale Competition 2024.
Jacqueline Nsiah
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double bill #21
curated by Jacqueline Nsiah
Some journeys start with hope, only to be stormed by forces that seek to contain them. Old Child and The Stopover trace when freedom is delayed—yet endures. Together, these works reveal how borders carve themselves into the psyche, and how the act of remembering—and of bearing witness—becomes its own form of resistance.