The 13th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) has opened with a highly anticipated screening of Headless, a crime thriller directed by Michael Ndiomu.
Known for championing African storytelling, AFRIFF continues to provide a platform that amplifies the continent’s creative narratives on an international stage.
This year’s theme, “Indigenous to Global: The Importance of Local Narratives with Universal Appeal,” highlights AFRIFF’s commitment to connecting African stories with global audiences.
Founder Chioma Ude expressed her vision for the festival to bridge cultural gaps through powerful storytelling, with Headless setting the tone for an immersive week of screenings, panel discussions, and networking opportunities for filmmakers across the African diaspora.
Headless explores complex themes of justice and societal issues, further establishing African cinema as a dynamic force on the global film landscape.
AFRIFF has drawn a mix of filmmakers, actors, and enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing Africa’s cinematic diversity and influence
