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To keep up with the modern day landscape of film production, we've been hard at work since 2010 producing an average of a project per year.

Onuora Abuah's work has streamed on Amazon Prime and Netflix, as well as across three continents.

AEA Films continues to drive African cinema forward so click below to find out how you can watch them now.

km.t: | 2023

Onuora's latest docu-series sees him travel to Egypt in search of the Ancient Egyptians culture and how it relates to the rest of Africa.

KANO with Onuora Abuah | 2020

Onuora Abuah travels to Nigeria's city of Kano to learn about its medieval affluence and kingship.

Tainted Canvas | 2020

An artsy film follows the emotional journey of a young girl who was assaulted as a teenager. ... The severity of the abuse and rawness of the wounds it inflicts on the young girl.

Djenné & the Dogon | 2019

In the first instalment of the epic 1000km journey from Mali's capital city of Bamako, Onuora stops in the ancient trading city of Djenne to learn about its Great Mosque and Manuscripts. From there he travels on to Bandiagara to spend time with the Dogon people.

The Rise of Islam in Mali | 2020

Onuora Abuah journeys through Mali to the ancient city of Timbuktu where culture flourished for centuries.

Dahomey Kingdom: Children of the Panther | 2018

Onuora visits his boyhood home of Benin to learn about its role in the so-called 'Transatlantic Slave Trade'

Voodoo in Togo: Good Magic | 2018

In part 2 of Danhomé & Vodun, we visit Togo to learn about its pivotal role in WW1 and the Voodoo spirtual system.

Mona | 2016

A female assassin attempts to kill the Portuguese Prime Minister during a state visit to London in 1973.

Mum Dad Meet Sam | 2014

When Josiah takes his English girlfriend home to Nigeria, he doesn't plan on a scheming ex-girlfriend, a dramatic mother and overprotective family to turn the trip into a disaster.

Woodfalls | 2014

When a family of travellers move to a rural town, conflict ensues amongst the locals. Stigmatised as 'gypsies', they are not welcomed into the community.

Woolwich Boys | 2012

Struggling to pay his university tuition, Wale is soon enticed into a life of '419' fraud crime and is lured into Woolwich's Nigerian criminal underworld.

The Unlucky Mother | 2011

A widowed wife laments over the death of her husband during protests in the Niger-Delta

Cyirima | 2011

A single-parent Tutsi Rwandese family living in London fifteen years after the 1994 genocide. Old feelings are called into question when the eldest daughter, an aspiring musician brings home her Hutu boyfriend.

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