AFRIFF

Have you ever fallen in love with a movie, series or TV show and its character, even when you don’t understand a word they are speaking? K-drama lovers and telenovela fans can understand the feeling, and we have the amazing subtitle writers to thank for providing an avenue to enjoy so much art that we would otherwise have missed.

There's something special happening in Nollywood right now, and if you have a Netflix account, you have a front-row seat to the show. The industry is in a golden age, producing films with bigger ambitions, stunning visuals, and captivating stories that are taking the world by storm.

When global star Idris Elba teamed up with Nigeria’s own super-producer Mo Abudu to create a new short film, the whole world was watching. Their movie, Dust to Dreams , premiered at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and immediately got everyone talking.

There’s a film festival, and then there’s a film market. One is a culture party, and the other is a trade show for commerce.

You’ve just finished your short film. It’s your baby.

At the recent AFCM Information Seminar, a young filmmaker asked the question that’s on every creator's mind: "I've begged my friends,...

Every business deal needs a professional space to happen. For the first AFRIFF Film and Content Market (AFCM), that space is Twin Waters,...

African Film and Content Market ( https://www.afriff.com/afcm ) Last Tuesday, September 2nd, Alliance Française in Lagos was buzzing....

Nollywood may be Africa's cinematic giant, but when it comes to streaming, SA takes the lead. Netflix, the global streaming behemoth, has...

From the allure of 'juju' to the shadowy world of cults, Nollywood's narratives often showcase the grim realities of the country. But...