No matter the medium, filmmaker Walé Oyéjidé captures the beauty of Blackness in his artistic pursuits, and embraces his Nigerian heritage and wears it for the world to see. Oyéjidé weaves the threads of his lineage with style as a clothing designer. And as a musician and photographer, he expresses it in song and image. Now, he shines a light on the Black experience and its lyrical allure with his debut feature, “Bravo, Burkina!” set to premiere, in-person and online, at the Sundance Film Festival on Tuesday. Written and directed by Oyéjidé, the film is a story of a Burkinabè boy who flees his…