31st NYAFF (2024) · Festival Trailer
Since 1993
African Film Festival, Inc.’s flagship program, the annual New York African Film Festival (NYAFF), is curated around timely themes and is presented in collaboration with Film at Lincoln Center, Maysles Cinema, and BAM. The festival, which runs for three weeks in the spring, showcases over fifty classic and contemporary films, including rarely-seen archival films. Screenings are followed by discussions with filmmakers and/or cultural experts, as well as performances and public talks. Learn More
"Convergence of Time"
"Freeforms"
"Visions of Freedom"
"Notes from Home: Recurring Dreams & Women's Voices"
"Streaming Rivers: The Past into the Present"
"Beyond Borders: Storytelling Across Time"
"25 Years of the New York African Film Festival"
"The Peoples' Revolution"
"Modern Days, Ancient Nights: 50 Years of African Filmmaking"
"International Decade of People of African Descent"
"Revolution and Liberation in the Digital Age"
"Looking Back, Looking Forward: 20 Years of the New York African Film Festival"
"21st Century: The Homecoming"
"International Year for People of African Descent"
"Independent Africa"
"Africa in Transition"
"Cinema and History: Africa and the Future"
"Celebrating 50 Years of Independence and Cinema"
"Africa in Transition—Today!"
"A Peek Behind the Camera"
"Ten Years of South African Democracy"
"10th Anniversary of the New York African Film Festival"
"Africa in the World"
"Video Awudjo!"
"African Women in the Media—from Griot to Filmmaker"
"Portuguese-speaking Africa: Resistance on Film"
"New Technologies and the Future of African Cinema"
"African Popular Culture and Film"
"Modern Days, Ancient Nights"
"Modern Days, Ancient Nights: Thirty Years of African Filmmaking"