Alykhan Kaba

I write about the social impact of entertainment and how media can be used for good. Views are my own.

Alykhan Kaba

Tag: Film

Everything That Happened at the BFI London Film Festival

November 6, 2020 5 Comments

When I started working in London, one of the things I most looked forward to was getting involved in the arts scene. Think: concerts, fashion

Calling Diverse Writers: Applications are Open for the CAPE New Writers Fellowship

October 10, 2020 1 Comment

Are you an aspiring writer? Are you passionate about diversity in storytelling? Well if so, then you’re in luck. The Coalition of Asian Pacifics in

Communities and Movie Theaters in the Age of Coronavirus

July 25, 2020 3 Comments

Do you remember what life was like before lockdown? It feels so recent, and yet so long ago. Back in March, I remember returning to

What Netflix’s Disclosure Teaches Us About Trans Representation in the Media

July 18, 2020 1 Comment

I’ve always enjoyed an informative documentary, and Disclosure on Netflix is just that, and then some. Executive produced by actress and advocate Laverne Cox, the

This Year’s Peabody Award Winners for Compelling and Empowering Storytelling

June 20, 2020 No Comments

The Peabody Awards are my favorite industry awards to keep tabs on, by a longshot. The award recognizes the power of storytelling, honoring programs for

Who the Heck is Alykhan Kaba, and Why is He Writing at Me?

May 24, 2020 2 Comments

Amazing, you’ve arrived at my first blog post. That means I must have done something right to get you here, and/or I didn’t chicken out