AFRIFF 14
2-8 November 2025
Lagos, Nigeria
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Something new:
AFCM
AFRIFF Film & Content Market
AFCM was presented by Chioma Ude, founder of AFRIFF, at the Nigerian Pavillon (Screen Nigeria) at Cannes Film Festival 2025, in the presence of Her Excellency Hannatu Musawa, Minister of Culture, Dr. Ali Nuhu, Managing Director, Nigeria Film Corporation, Dennis Ruh, Managing Director, Seriesly Berlin (Germany), and, celebrated comedian Bovi.

ABOUT AFRIFF 14
Indigenous to Global
Cultural Wealth to Global Prosperity
At AFRIFF 2025, a significant development is the introduction of a dedicated film and content marketplace, marking a transformative step for African cinema. This marketplace is designed to facilitate the buying and selling of films, fostering collaborations between filmmakers, distributors, and investors.
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AFRIFF 2025: A New Era for African Film Commerce
Building on its reputation as Africa's premier film festival, AFRIFF 2025 aims to provide a structured platform where industry professionals can engage in content licensing, co-production deals, and distribution agreements. This initiative is expected to enhance the commercial viability of African films and expand their reach to global audiences.
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Strategic Partnerships Enhancing the Marketplace
A notable collaboration is between AFRIFF and MTN, Africa's largest telecommunications company. This partnership seeks to revolutionize the African film industry by creating new avenues for filmmakers and promoting indigenous content. Through MTN's extensive network, filmmakers will have unprecedented opportunities for global exposure and distribution.
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Industry Programs Supporting Market Activities
AFRIFF 2025's industry program includes sessions focused on film distribution, marketing, and content commissioning. These sessions are designed to equip filmmakers with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of the global film market.
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International Collaborations and Co-Productions
The festival also emphasizes international collaboration, with sessions dedicated to fostering partnerships between Nigerian filmmakers and counterparts from countries like France, Brazil, Germany, South Africa, and the USA. These collaborations aim to facilitate co-productions and broaden the scope of African cinema.

Globe Awards Winners
AFRIFF 13, concluded with the Globe Awards where an impressive list films were rewarded.
AFRIFF 13 Jury Statement
AFRIFF 13 Jury Members highlighted once again the importance of filmmaking in the shaping of African economic and creative growth.





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