- “War Witch” (2012) – This Canadian drama is set in Angola and follows the story of a young girl who is forced to become a child soldier.
- “O Herói” (2004) – A Portuguese drama film set in Angola, it tells the story of a legendary Angolan soccer player who returns to his war-torn homeland.
- “The Great White” (2004) – This South African adventure film is set partly in Angola, featuring a story of treasure hunting and survival.
- “Another Man’s Garden” (2017) – An Angolan war film that explores the personal struggles and relationships of individuals caught up in the Angolan civil war.
- “Hollow City” (2014) – Set in Angola during the civil war, this drama film follows a family trying to protect their daughter from the dangers surrounding them.
- “O Herói” (The Hero, 2004)
- “Quissama – As Voltas do Destino” (Quissama – The Turns of Destiny, 1990)
- “Fim de Line” (End of the Line, 2008)
- “Na Cidade Vazia” (In The Empty City, 2004)
- “O Comboio” (The Train, 1988)
- “Ngwage – O Sol” (Ngwage – The Sun, 2009)
- “Alice” (2005)
- “Caixa Preta” (Black Box, 2002)
- “A Grande Viagem” (The Great Journey, 2004)
- “A Festa do Cinema” (The Cinema Party, 1994)
- “Frustrada” (Frustrated, 2012)
- “Eivissa – A Ilha da Dance” (Eivissa – The Dance Island, 2009)
- “O Lobolo” (The Dowry, 1989)
- “The Blue Mauritius” (2013)
- “Comboio de Sal e Açúcar” (The Train of Salt and Sugar, 2016)
- “Epopeia” (Epic, 2001)
- “Njinga – Rainha de Angola” (Njinga – Queen of Angola, 2013)
- “O Rosário” (The Rosary, 1976)
- “Curtas em Flagrante” (Short Films in Flagrante, various years)
- “A General Theory of Oblivion” by José Eduardo Agualusa
- “The Book of Chameleons” by José Eduardo Agualusa
- “My Father’s Wives” by José Eduardo Agualusa
- “Good Morning Comrades” by Ondjaki
- “Granma Nineteen and the Soviet’s Secret” by Ondjaki
- “The Ultimate Tragedy” by Abdulai Silá
- “A Broken Mirror” by José Luandino Vieira
- “The Return of the Water Spirit” by Pepetela
- “A River Called Time” by Courttia Newland
- “The War of the Saints” by Jorge Amado
- “The Conspiracy” by Mulambö
- “Sleepwalking Land” by Mia Couto
- “The Quiet of the Grave” by Mia Couto
- “Paths of the Earth” by Mia Couto
- “The Dog and the Fever” by Pepetela
- “Nzingha” by Pepetela
- “A Paradise of Falsehood” by Luís Fernando
- “A Real Woman” by Lopito Feijóo
- “The Savage Coast” by Amílcar Cabral
- “The Crime of Father Amaro” by Eça de Queirós
WANDERLIST: Angola in books and on film
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