Prepare for AAFF by Building Your Own Black Film Study Practice
AAFF begins October 16 in Accra. A notebook, a reading list, and shared questions can extend every screening.
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Put Your Money Where Liberation Lives: Meet the Festival Marketplace
The Abibifahodie Festival marketplace turns support for Black makers and vendors into a practical part of the December gathering.
Support the Systems Behind the Gathering: Abibitumi Conference 2026
Attendance, circulation, and Black-controlled exchange help turn a December conference into year-round infrastructure.
Put October 16–18 on the Calendar: Support AAFF 2026
AAFF’s entries are closed, but the work of sustaining Black-controlled cinema now turns toward audiences, visibility, and long-term support.
Invest in Participation: Prepare for the October 30 D.O.O.R. Dialogue
Open D.O.O.R. Dialogues invites participants to arrive ready to connect ideas, skills, enterprises, and institutions—not merely attend.
Support the Infrastructure Behind Black Cinema: AAFF 2026
AAFF 2026 is more than three days of screenings; it is Black cultural infrastructure connecting Accra and online audiences October 16–18.