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    pan-african film festival Stories

    A film still from 'Bravo, Burkina!' of a man and a woman kneeling at a small lake.
    Film + TV
    17 March 2023

    Nine Highlights of 2023 New African Film Festival

    The festival, which is run by the American Film Institute, has a crop of outstanding, must-see African films on offer this year.

    The 30th Pan African Film Festival Is Calling For Entries
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    15 June 2021

    The 30th Pan African Film Festival Is Calling For Entries

    Africa-centred films and African filmmakers are invited to submit their entries for the 2022 Pan African Film Festival (PAFF), which takes place annually in Los Angeles.

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    Film + TV
    17 February 2021

    Pan African Film Festival Set to Screen Black Panther Documentary

    The Los Angeles Pan African Film Festival has announced that it will screen the late Gregory Everett's Black Panther documentary '41st and Central: The Untold Story of the L.A. Black Panthers'.

    These 5 Hard-Hitting Films by Caribbean Directors Will Give You All the Feels
    Film + TV
    19 April 2019

    These 5 Hard-Hitting Films by Caribbean Directors Will Give You All the Feels

    We look back at the standout films coming from Caribbean talent screened at the 27th Pan African Film Festival.

    These 9 Films Prove Caribbean Cinema Is On the Rise
    Film + TV
    20 March 2018

    These 9 Films Prove Caribbean Cinema Is On the Rise

    A recap of nine standout films hailing from the Caribbean featured at this year's Pan-African Film Festival.

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