IAFF 2020; Watch Top Short-films

The purpose of IAFF is to give the African short-film director a channel to connect with the rest of the world. Many misconceptions about Africa exist mostly via foreign movies so it is time we tell the African story from an African’s perspective and let the world see Africa from the eyeball of an African and not just that of an outsider as the case has almost always been.  It is our goal to expose new African talents to the world.

These Short films center on religion, sex, Politics, marriage, relationships, crime, and business as it pertains to African societies, but most importantly they come from the perspective of Africans. Creatives in Africa also face a lot of challenges to make these short films. Challenges like lack of electricity, lack of equipment, lack of financial support and sponsorship, bad Government,  policies, lack of credit facilities and so much more, all contribute to cripple the growth of the movie industry in Nigeria. You can help African creatives by hitting the donate button

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  1. Kambili is the best movie here, you’ve got to love a good story and one that inspires people to go for their dreams…

  2. The storyline is motivating,especially for everyone with dreams,,,,,,one lesson learnt is that,there is a possibility that all dreams can come through only if you don’t kill it…..Thanks to the producer,and the actors, God bless you all,God bless Africa.

  3. Mazi!!!!! odogwu!!!! This Bodies movie took me there ooooo, I love the direction the director went with it….cold blooded eye openner. I love it.

  4. Saw the link from one of the contestant who ran an Instagram ad. Begging people to please vote for him 😂😂took my time to watch about 5 films. To be neutral.
    Most of the films are crappy, but kambili although it wasn’t perfect, really told an amazing story. Really told an inspiring African story,. If this was an African Oscars that movie will win with unanimous decision.
    Great one you’re doing mazi to bring these people out.
    And I’m surprised an hausa boy is telling an igbo themed story with kambili.
    Good one though

  5. Saw the link from one of the contestant who ran an Instagram ad. Begging people to please vote for him 😂😂took my time to watch about 5 films. To be neutral.
    Most of the films are crappy, but kambili although it wasn’t perfect, really told an amazing story. Really told an inspiring African story,. If this was an African Oscars that movie will win with unanimous decision.
    Great one you’re doing mazi to bring these people out.
    And I’m surprised an hausa boy is telling an igbo themed story with kambili.
    Good one though

  6. Saw the link from one of the contestant who ran an Instagram ad. Begging people to please vote for him 😂😂took my time to watch about 5 films. To be neutral.
    Most of the films are crappy, but kambili although it wasn’t perfect, really told an amazing story. Really told an inspiring African story,. If this was an African Oscars that movie will win with unanimous decision.
    Great one you’re doing mazi to bring these people out.
    And I’m surprised an hausa boy is telling an igbo themed story with kambili.
    Good one though

  7. Saw the link from one of the contestant who ran an Instagram ad. Begging people to please vote for him 😂😂took my time to watch about 5 films. To be neutral.
    Most of the films are crappy, but kambili although it wasn’t perfect, really told an amazing story. Really told an inspiring African story,. If this was an African Oscars that movie will win with unanimous decision.
    Great one you’re doing mazi to bring these people out.
    And I’m surprised an hausa boy is telling an igbo themed story with kambili.
    Good one though

  8. Hasaaaaaaan🙌🏾.
    Kambili is gooooood
    I’m mean, what’s a movies without a good story line.
    Nice one brother man.
    And if I’m going to pick second, I’ll pick the Therapist.

  9. Awakening for me is the best movie out there. A uniquely told story, fresh and very different from the norm in nollywood movies. With a gracious sprinkle of vfx

  10. Kambili because this just what our youth are going through. It really a nice movie by Hassan Ahmed

  11. Bodies by Nelson Bright is a very nice movies. I achieved something watching this film bodies

  12. Veritas did it for me ..I like the fact that story line is unpredictable.
    Kudos to the director

  13. The wife by Evazie Ogoro, is indeed a good movie, with a lesson about trouble home and how to manage situations. More so a lesson for the yet to be married to seek value before jumping into the relationship.

  14. Kambili is a brilliant story, inspiring and relatable too for anyone who has dreams and needs the push to go for it. Love it

  15. Great stuff! You guys are doing a good job putting these films out there. I love love the Kambili film. I’ve watched it thrice now. I can’t wait to see more stuff from Hassan Ahmad.

  16. Ah nooooo What..? Therapist. Mad storyline, great pacing, amazing picture quality and thaaat twwwiissst.

    1. The therapist is really a good one👌 Congrats to Kanso you did a great job 🙌🙌❣️

  17. The twist in Therapist is mind blowing, The whole story was perfectly communicated in just 10mins or less wow

  18. Definitely Therapist. Love the message. Hurting people, hurt people. I love that the whole story was told in 10minutes. No fillers, no long drawn out scenes.

  19. The Therapist is mind blowing. The intrigue in the story is apt. The acting is above average. Good job.

  20. Awakening make sense die.
    Paschal Osubor na you I dey see dey throw flying kick for dia?
    Mad o!

  21. BODIES should be the number one cause the movie itself is exposing an ongoing world crime that’s been fought without much attention to the African Scene…Human Traffiking must be brought to Justice. Especially in the female gender 💪

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