ADVERTISEMENT

AFRIFF 2022 'Indigenous for Global' confirmed for November

Organizers say the new edition will explore indigenous content and the key ingredients required to take it to a global audience.

___4340185___https:______static.pulse.com.gh___webservice___escenic___binary___4340185___2015___11___9___14___AFRIFF

The 11th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) has been confirmed for November.

According to a statement released by the festival's organisers, the six-day festival themed 'Indigenous for Global' will hold in Lagos from November 6-12, 2022.

"Last year, for our 10th year anniversary, we were joined by over 500,000 film lovers from all over the world both physically and virtually to celebrate a decade of showcasing the best of African films and filmmakers; we explored great sessions around our theme: Africans for Africa … building global bridges," the statement reads.

"This year in its 11th season, with the theme ‘Indigenous for Global’, AFRIFF will explore our indigenous content and the key ingredients required to take it to a global audience. With the unstoppable advent of the big streaming services, it’s imperative to deliberately energize the ‘Indigenous for Global Agenda’ to establish how local stories can reach and connect with global audiences."

ADVERTISEMENT

The festival's 10th-anniversary edition was applauded for multiple achievements including the hosting of Amazon Prime Video in an interactive session with filmmakers that saw licensing deals of short, feature and animated films.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Nollywood veteran Shan George weeps as fraudster clears ₦3.6m from her account

Nollywood veteran Shan George weeps as fraudster clears ₦3.6m from her account

I'm unaware he's involved in crimes - Teni defends prostrating for IBD Dende

I'm unaware he's involved in crimes - Teni defends prostrating for IBD Dende

Up NEPA, documentary film on Nigeria’s electricity sector premieres in FCT

Up NEPA, documentary film on Nigeria’s electricity sector premieres in FCT

Nigerian music star Fireboy kicks off 2024 with new single 'Everyday'

Nigerian music star Fireboy kicks off 2024 with new single 'Everyday'

Tiwa Savage releases 'Lost Time' off the soundtrack album of her debut feature film

Tiwa Savage releases 'Lost Time' off the soundtrack album of her debut feature film

Why I can't be a sugar baby - 'Afamefuna' actor Chuks Joseph

Why I can't be a sugar baby - 'Afamefuna' actor Chuks Joseph

See Don Jazzy and D'banj surprise Mr Macaroni on his 31st birthday

See Don Jazzy and D'banj surprise Mr Macaroni on his 31st birthday

How a patient slapped me at my care giver job in Canada - Actress Lola Alao

How a patient slapped me at my care giver job in Canada - Actress Lola Alao

I never wanted to become an actor - 'Afamefuna' actor Chuks Joseph reveals

I never wanted to become an actor - 'Afamefuna' actor Chuks Joseph reveals

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT