Winners at the 2023 Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) Globe Awards
Over the course of the festival week, several film industry stakeholders, players and enthusiasts gathered to have important conversations about the film industry...
From November 5th to 11th, the 12th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), Africa's number 1 destination celebrating film & visual storytelling in Nigeria, held in Lagos. Over the course of the festival week, several film industry stakeholders, players and enthusiasts gathered to have important conversations about the film industry, and also celebrate and showcase various African films and talents.
To kick off the week, the opening movie, Orah, was screened. This was followed by other activities planned which included panel sessions and movie screenings throughout the week of the festival. To close the week, the organisers gathered filmmakers at The Afriff Globe Awards night to announce and celebrate the winners in the various award categories.
Winners at the AFRIFF Globe Awards
Special Jury Prize
“All the Colours of the World” and “White Nanny Black Child”
Best Animation
When Hearts Touch by Nkem Andrea Denchukwu
Best Student Short Film
Man and Masquerade by Adekunle Blue
Best International Short Film
Nzu by Conscian Morgan
Best Screenplay
Funmilayo Ransom Kuti by Tunde Babalola
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Best Director
Ellie Foumbi for Our Father, The Devil
Best International Feature
Brothers directed by Darkhan Tulegenov
Best Documentary
White Nanny Black Child by Andy Mundy-Castle
Best Performance Male
Gregory Ojefua for This is Lagos/Black Harvest
Audience Choice Award
I Do Not Come To You By Chance directed by Ishaya Bako
Access Bank Best Short Film
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Oronto Douglas Best Feature
Funmilayo Ransom Kuti
