Africa Intern Christian Film Festival to Debut in Abuja, Promoting Faith-Inspired Films
The Africa Intern Christian Film Festival (AICFF) is set to host its inaugural event in Abuja from June 3-6, 2026. The festival aims to serve as a platform to promote Christian faith-inspired films in Africa and beyond.
Organized by AICFF, the event will feature film screenings, panel discussions, workshops, and training sessions for filmmakers. Bright Wonder Obasi, the festival ambassador, highlights the festival's goal of showcasing international Christian films to African audiences and providing opportunities for African filmmakers to collaborate with global industry players.
The festival is open for submissions from Christian filmmakers across Africa and the world, with entries expected to reflect biblical values and strong storytelling. Selected films will be presented at international festivals and distributed through partner platforms like Christian Media Network.
The festival aligns with Africa's growing Christian population and creative economy, aiming to position the continent as a hub for Christian cinema.
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