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MANKATO — As best she can remember, Lynne Gehrke figures the flock of guinea fowl in her North Broad Street neighborhood in Mankato arrived about a dozen years ago. She wasn’t sure how they got here ...

Olga Artemyeva is a film critic, screenwriter and film curator based in NYC. She has a PhD in Art History and teaches Film Studies. Her dissertaion was dedicated to the evolution of horror, and it ...

Guinea’s GDP growth accelerated to 5.7 % in 2024, driven by both the mining and non-mining sectors, and is anticipated to reach low double digits in the medium term, fueled by the commencement of ...

A24 has set Max premiere dates for its recent films On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, Opus, and Death of a Unicorn. On Becoming a Guinea Fowl will hit streaming on Friday, July 4, making its linear debut on ...

A24’s films On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, Opus, and Death of a Unicorn will debut on HBO and be available to stream exclusively on Max in the U.S. this July. On Becoming a Guinea Fowl will be available ...

Content warning: This article contains references to sexual violence. In an interview with Le Cinéma Club, Zambian-Welsh filmmaker Rungano Nyoni said her film “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” (2024) does ...

A guinea fowl’s cry serves as nature’s warning of an imminent predatory threat — but what happens when that blaring alarm is ignored? What if it is ignored for the sake of the very tradition that ...

Most people who see the Zambian British director Rungano Nyoni’s extraordinary new film, “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,” will not be Zambian. Like Nyoni’s first feature, “I Am Not a Witch” (2017), it has ...

“On Becoming a Guinea Fowl,” Rungano Nyoni’s second feature, is comforting despite its difficult subject matter. Comforting, because it takes place almost entirely within the sphere of the domestic.