Rungano Nyoni’s “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” is not only a stunning piece of art, but a stirring, scathing call to break the ...

On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” makes a valid argument for speaking ill of the dead, especially if it bucks this respectful ...

Zambian filmmaker Rungano Nyoni’s second feature starts with a dead body in the road. It ends with rage, righteousness, and a ...

The A24 flick strands audiences between realistic and speculative storytelling as a family copes with a complicated death.

Rungano Nyoni’s “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl” is a surreal and emotional journey through one family’s pent-up trauma.

RogerEbert.com spoke to writer-director Rungano Nyoni and star Susan Chardy over Zoom about the magnificence of the guinea ...

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being lectured about the animal world. It’s not until we nearly reach the end of On Becoming a Guinea Fowl that we learn a certain characteristic regarding this native, chicken-like creature.

A young woman is forced to host the funeral of the uncle who molested her in Rungano Nyoni’s lucid and incandescently pissed-off follow-up to "I Am Not a Witch." Rungano Nyoni’s lucid and ...

This image released by A24 shows Susan Chardy in a scene from "On Becoming a Guinea Fowl." (Chibesa Mulumba/A24 via AP) Shula is driving home from a fancy dress party one night when she encounters ...