The much-awaited cinematic event is fast approaching with the 13th edition of the African Film Festival set to take place from November 3 to 9, 2024. Excitement is at its peak as the director announced on his Instagram account that his latest creation has been selected to be screened at the festival.
The countdown is on for the premiere of Kunle Afolayan’s brand new psychological thriller “RECALL” which will take place on November 7 at AFRIFF! In a message shared on social media, the director proudly unveils the official poster of his film and highlights the exceptional talent of the cast, led by the remarkable and incredibly talented Sharon Ooja. Set in the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, “RECALL” immerses us in the emotional journey of Goke and Anita, whose seemingly perfect love story takes an unexpected and mysterious turn. Stay tuned for the trailer and the full cast reveal!
The Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) brings together original storytellers and audiences seeking new voices in film and fresh cinematic perspectives. The annual programme includes dramas, documentaries, features and short films, showcasing new creators, emerging trends in storytelling and cinematic expression, from talents in Africa and the diaspora. Since 2010, hundreds of films launched at the festival have garnered critical acclaim and reached new audiences around the world. Among them are “Breath of Life” and “Funmilayo Ransome Kuti”.
This year’s edition of AFRIFF, themed “Africans for Africa; Building Global Bridges”, represents “a deliberate intervention to foster valuable exchanges of ideas, production connections and business relationships that add value, build capacity and create wealth”. This initiative aims to promote the development of the African film sector by fostering collaborations and business opportunities for filmmakers and professionals in the sector, thus helping to strengthen ties between Africa and the rest of the world.
In short, AFRIFF 2024 promises to be an unmissable event to celebrate the diversity and creativity of African cinema, while promoting cultural and artistic exchange on an international scale. A unique opportunity to discover new talents, vibrate to the rhythm of captivating stories and contribute to the development of a rapidly expanding film industry on the continent.