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Tig Terera is a Zimbabwe-born, Melbourne-raised writer and director who arrived in Australia as a child and grew up on Swift Street in inner Melbourne. Moving between cultures and finding his place within them has been an important part of Tig’s story, and that sense of place carries through into his creative work. He first began making films with a secondhand 35mm camera, gradually building a practice around the people, places and experiences that surrounded him.

His short film TINASHÉ received a Special Mention at the 2022 Berlinale, adding international recognition to a growing body of work. At the centre of this screening is CHENGE, a short that gives us a closer look at Tig’s filmmaking and the world he was beginning to build through it.

Wednesday 23 September · 7PM Miscellania

Link in bio! Tix are 10$

23 September · 7PM · Miscellania by @analyticallyurban

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Touki Bouki (1973), directed by Djibril Diop Mambéty, was made when he was just 28 and remains one of the most distinctive films to come out of Senegal.

Mambéty had no formal film-school training, and the film’s restless editing, surreal imagery and unconventional sound give it a handmade energy. His brother Aziz worked on the costumes, set design and still photography, while the iconic cow-skull motorcycle became one of the film’s defining images.

It was restored in 2008, bringing Mambéty’s visual style back to the screen.

September 23 . Miscellania. 7PM

10$ tix in bio! by @analyticallyurban

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Mambety’s Touki Bouki follows Mory and Anta, two young lovers in Dakar dreaming of getting to Paris. Their plans to leave Senegal unravel through romance, parties, money and disappointment, in a film that is strange, funny, and restless.

Made in 1973 by Senegalese filmmaker Djibril Diop Mambéty, Touki Bouki is a landmark of African cinema and a film about desire, escape and the complicated pull of elsewhere.

Alongside the feature, we’ll be showing work by Kalu Oji and Tig Terera, filmmakers whose work engages closely with African-Australian identity, culture and contemporary life. Oji’s films include Blackwood, The Moon and Me, What’s in a Name? and his debut feature Pasa Faho, with Blackwood receiving awards at Atlanta Film Festival, Filmschoolfest Munich and Flickerfest.

Terera is the creator, writer and director of Swift Street, which premiered in competition at Canneseries, as well as the shorts Tinashe, Chenge, Solibet and Charlotte; Tinashe received a Special Mention at the 2022 Berlinale.

Non-Aligned Books will also be joining us with a pop-up. The Naarm-based independent art bookshop specialises in printed matter on Africa, its Diaspora, class struggle and the Global South.

Langai of Navy Blue Radio will be soundtracking the evening. One half of the Naarm-based Navy Blue Radio duo, Langai’s sets move freely across deep house, soul, jazz, funk, Afrobeat and other sounds from across the diaspora.

Link in bio! Tix are 10$

23 September · 7PM · Miscellania

Marème Niang, sometimes credited as ‘Miriam Niang’, or ‘Myriam Niang’, features as Anta in Mambéty’s Touki Bouki. Her role places her within a remarkable period of Senegalese cinema, working alongside filmmakers such as Mambéty and Ousmane Sembène during a formative era of African filmmaking. She later appeared in Sembène’s Xalaand Guelwaar, connecting her career to some of the most significant films of post-independence Senegal. Her work in Touki Bouki remains an important part of the film’s enduring place in African cinema. by @analyticallyurban

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When @enzi.archive x @analyticallyurban collab 🤝🏾 a beautiful masterpiece is created

🎥: @azaleamaritza by @analyticallyurban

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A time was had guyssss!!

Massive love to our amazing DJ’s @shannensp_ , @dj_naynay, @thoccco , @caucasianopportunites and @glow_djjj for putting us all in a trance, insane work, thank you again and again and again👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

& a massive shoutout to everyone that attended!

Love you all ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Till next time ❤️‍🔥

🎥: @azaleamaritza by @analyticallyurban

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ENZI ARCHIVE × Urban Analytics present: SHANNEN SP (UK)

London-based DJ, curator and creative Shannen SP has become one of the most exciting voices championing contemporary Black electronic music. Known for fearless sets that move through Gqom, 3-step, Amapiano, UK bass and forward-thinking club sounds, she’s spent years connecting underground scenes across South Africa, Brazil, the Caribbean and Europe.

Her latest project, Mzansi Bass—a compilation curated for TraTraTrax—spotlights the next generation of South African electronic music, exploring the evolving sounds of Pretoria, Durban and Johannesburg while creating new pathways between artists across the Global South. Her work continues to push club music beyond traditional industry centres, making this Melbourne appearance one not to miss.

Before the main room opens, the party starts ABOVE at @miscellania_

Rooftop | 4PM–10PM
@wejira_
@trjawa
@guccigameboyy
@volafoods serving

Then from 9PM–3AM, we head downstairs for:

SHANNEN SP (UK) @shannensp_

@dj_naynay
@caucasianopportunites
@thoccco
@glow_djjj by @analyticallyurban

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Rooftop duties locked in ☀️

Wejira, Tendai & Tarisayi bringing the soundtrack from afternoon into sunset.

Come hungry for Vola Foods 🍽️

July 18 @ Miscellania
Ticket link in bio 🎟️ by @analyticallyurban

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Few days left to go!!!!

You saw the headliner, here are our main selectors ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Tickets selling fast, Ticket link in bio 🎫 by @analyticallyurban

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@dj_naynay , @glow_djjj and I ran to Miscellania 🏃🏾‍♀️, cause we had something to say!

Join us in welcoming @shannensp_ on stage on July 18 for @enzi.archive and @analyticallyurban

Directing, Producing and Editing by @maine.maine.maine

Tix are still live in the bio ❤️ by @analyticallyurban

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@enzi.archive × @analyticallyurban presents:

SHANNEN SP (UK)
@shannensp_

Fresh from curating Mzansi Bass, a compilation exploring the worlds between 3-step, GQOM, Amapiano and the evolving sounds of Pretoria rap, @shannensp_ joins us!!

Her work champions the artists shaping contemporary Black electronic music across the Global South, connecting scenes from Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town with their echoes across Brazil and the Netherlands. It’s a perspective that mirrors what @enzi.archive and @analyticallyurban are all about! Creating space for the sounds, stories and communities that continue to shape electronic music beyond the industry’s traditional centres.

Joining her on the night are:

@dj_naynay
@caucasianopportunites
@thoccco
@glow_djjj

📍 @miscellania_
🗓 Saturday18 July
🕘 9:00pm — 3:00am

Tickets via the link in bio!! taken in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia by @analyticallyurban

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Applications are now open at Opportunities Limited.

Candidates will be assessed in a live environment on April 24, with direct exposure to senior operators and high-volume conditions.

A short recruitment video has been circulated to assist with role familiarisation (vibes-based learning encouraged).

Secure your position → link in bio

Videographer + Editor @gabriel.lcr
Styling @marsozougwu by @analyticallyurban

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