Abuja Film Festival to Explore AI and Ethics in 2026

The 23rd Abuja International Film Festival (AIFF) is scheduled from October 20 to October 25, 2026, in Abuja, Nigeria, under the theme “Frames without Borders: AI, Ethics, and the Future of Filmmaking.” Founder Fidelis Duker emphasized the festival's role in addressing the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in storytelling. A notable aspect of this year's festival is the attendance of a 10-member delegation from the China Film Administration, led by Chairman Mr. Bia, aimed at fostering bilateral ties between Nollywood and the Chinese film industry.
The delegation will participate in roundtables, panel discussions, and networking sessions to enhance international co-production initiatives and film distribution. Festival Director Temitope Duker expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting its potential to connect Nollywood with China's market.
The festival will offer free public attendance for its events, which include various screenings and programs at Silverbird Cinemas CBD in Abuja.
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