Editorials.

Who would have thought that Khrushchev’s thumping fist would act as the drumbeat to Louis Armstrong’s trumpet? And this from a Soviet...

Sister Nancy's hard, unapologetic lyrics, along with an untouchable attitude, firmly place her as a true trailblazer for women in music.

In 1974 , Tom Jobim, one of the founding fathers of Bossa Nova and Brazil‘s most popular singers at the time Elis Regina got together.

The film showcases the progression of a backyard BBQ into a festival that João Gilberto calls 'the best stage he has ever played'.

Éthiopiques Suite Magnétique creates a beautiful depiction of the serious yet warm life and career of Francis Falceto. 

A narrative born amidst the stifling grip of political oppression, the tale of National Wake is one that demands to be unveiled.

Finding Fela (2014) follows the making of Fela! the Musical on Broadway, all whilst also plunging into so many elements of his life.

Ewen Spencer takes you on a deep dive into the history of grime.

A wonderfully-made documentary on the way of the LA based label Stones Throw turns 10 this year. A love letter to hip hop, music and friends

There is synergy and yet contrast between wealth vs. poverty, origins vs. present day and America vs. Africa. 'Soul Power' is not just a fes

Dionne Warwick’s documentary, Don’t Make Me Over, is a story of one of the greatest told by many of the greats.

Learn about the music of 70s porn soundtracks and other obscure samples. This film invites you to unveil the mysteries of Library Music.

A tale of a woman who was completely oblivious to her own excellence.

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Wattstax is a monumental film that captured the early 70s zeitgeist in its purest form.

We got a few sneak peeks from this years programme of IN-EDIT, and we're bringing you the scoop on some of our favorites this time again.

The Sun Rises in The East: The perfect tale of how important it is to educate yourself, about yourself.

We'll be screening 'Miúcha - The Voice of Bossa Nova' on January 18th at Melkweg, Amsterdam.

Entitled 'Everything' this documentary tells you exactly that. An untold story about the first British black group to dominate the charts.

We'll be screening 'Dom Salvador & The Abolition' on November 16th at Melkweg, Amsterdam.

Ronnie Scott’s, the name of London’s hottest Jazz club, an epicentre of the London music scene. But who was the man behind it all?