Where African cinema is celebrated
From Ouagadougou to Lagos to Cairo — where the continent's films are seen and remembered.
The oldest and largest African film festival, held every two years in Ouagadougou. The Étalon d'Or de Yennenga is the continent's most prestigious film award.
One of the oldest film festivals in Africa and the Arab world, accredited by the International Federation of Film Producers Associations (FIAPF).
South Africa's longest-running film festival, showcasing African and international cinema with a strong focus on social justice themes and emerging filmmakers.
Known as the Festival of the Dhow Countries, ZIFF celebrates cinema and culture from East Africa, the Indian Ocean islands, and the Middle East.
A prestigious festival held in the medina of Marrakech, attracting international stars and celebrating world cinema alongside North African and Arab film.
The premier awards ceremony for African cinema, recognising excellence in film across the continent. The AMAA covers over 30 categories and draws entries from across Africa and the diaspora.
The national awards for South African film and television, celebrating excellence across drama, comedy, documentary, and animation.
Lagos-based festival celebrating African and global cinema with screenings, masterclasses, and industry sessions. One of West Africa's fastest-growing film markets.
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