Cinema
Original feature films and series that place African narratives on global screens with craft and ambition.
Independent Film Studio · Est. 2004
Where memory
Where memory
becomes cinema.
TaradomeFilms preserves African stories and brings them to global screens — from feature films and documentaries to living historical archives.
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The Studio
African stories, told in full — and kept for those who come next.
Founded in 2004, TaradomeFilms develops, produces, and preserves stories rooted in African history and lived experience. We work at the intersection of cinema and memory: the feature film and the family testimony, the documentary and the archive.
Our conviction is simple — history lives in personal memory, not only in dates. Before those memories are lost, we help record them, and we build the screens that carry them to the world.
- 2004Founded
- 3Continents
- ∞Stories to tell
Flagship Project · Now Live
The Biafra
The Biafra
Memory Project.
A digital archive preserving personal and family stories from the Nigerian-Biafra War (1967–1970). Survivors, descendants, and historians contribute testimony, photographs, letters, audio, and video — a living record before these voices are lost.
Voluntary submissions only · No compensation · Every contribution reviewed with care.
What We Do
One studio, three ways of keeping a story alive.
Documentary
Long-form documentary work grounded in primary testimony, archival research, and the people who lived it.
Archive
Living digital archives — like the Biafra Memory Project — that safeguard memory for future generations and future work.
On the Horizon
In development.
New documentary and film work is underway. Join the list to hear first when we announce.