The third edition of the London PAFF will take place from 10 to 14 December 2025 at the Ritzy Brixton Cinema and other venues in London, United Kingdom.
LONDON
PAFF 2025
10TH – 14TH DECEMBER 2025
London International Pan-African Film Festival (London PAFF) is an annual film event in the city of London that celebrates Pan-African cinema and screens films produced in Africa and its diaspora from all over the world; founded by Ne Kunda Nlaba, Film Producer, Director, Screenwriter, Political Scientist, and Film Professor of Kongo Bizizi Academy, the Pan African Film Institute and winner of the Artistic and Cultural Achievement Award at the Lambeth Civic Awards 2024 in London.
I am light – Julia Schönstädt – UK – 2023 
Omen – Baloji – Belgium – 2023 
Dorlis – Enricka MH – Martinique – 2021 
Juwaa – Nganji Mutiri – Belgium – 2021 
White yet Black – Steven Chikosi – Zimbabwe – 2023 
Talia’s Journey – Christophe Rolin – Belgium – 2022 
Inna wi carnival, reflections of a generation – Keziah Wenham-Kenyon – UK – 2023 
The Exile of the Sea – Mauricio Brunetti – Colombia – 2022 
Maate, Africa’s mom – Spain – 2022 
Famoudou Konate, the King of Djembe – Andre Ricardo – Guinea – 2023 
Alone in a Stranger World – Joel Sansi – D.R. Congo – 2022 
A Journey to Self Love – Henrique Sungo – UK – 2023 
Partly Cloudy and Hot – Moreetsi Gabang – Botswana – 2023 
Dorlis – Enricka MH – Martinique – 2021 
I am light – Julia Schönstädt – UK – 2023 
Pema – Victoria Neto – France – 2022 
Sumara Mare – Samira Vera-Cruz – Cape Verde – 2023 
Opal – Alan Bidard – Martinique – 2021 
A choice from the heart – Yannick Makiese – France – 2023 
Nejma March 2020 – Leila Msefer – Morocco – 2022 
Omen – Baloji – Belgium – 2023 
Alone in a Stranger World – Joel Sansi – D.R. Congo – 2022 
A Journey to Self Love – Henrique Sungo – UK – 2023 
Juwaa – Nganji Mutiri – Belgium – 2021 
Famoudou Konate, the King of Djembe – Andre Ricardo – Guinea – 2023 
I am light – Julia Schönstädt – UK – 2023 
Maate, Africa’s mom – Spain – 2022 
Dorlis – Enricka MH – Martinique – 2021 
Nejma March 2020 – Leila Msefer – Morocco – 2022 
Partly Cloudy and Hot – Moreetsi Gabang – Botswana – 2023 
Music is my refuge – Thierno Seydou Nouro Sy – Senegal – 2023 
Inna wi carnival, reflections of a generation – Keziah Wenham-Kenyon – UK – 2023 
Sumara Mare – Samira Vera-Cruz – Cape Verde – 2023 
A Choice from the Heart – Yannick Makiese – France – 2023 
Dorlis – Enricka MH – Martinique – 2021 
Talia’s Journey – Christophe Rolin – Belgium – 2022 
The Exile of the Sea – Mauricio Brunetti – Colombia – 2022 
Famoudou Konate, the King of Djembe – Andre Ricardo – Guinea – 2023 
Pema – Victoria Neto – France – 2022 
Nejma March 2020 – Leila Msefer – Morocco – 2022 
Sumara Mare – Samira Vera-Cruz – Cape Verde – 2023 
Opal – Alan Bidard – Martinique – 2021 
Talia’s Journey – Christophe Rolin – Belgium – 2022 
Love Through the Lens – Donna Sibande – South Africa – 2022 
The deal – Paul Tshepo Modjadji – South Africa – 2022 
Omen – Baloji – Belgium – 2023
“Excellent festival! I was very pleased to show my documentary at the London PAFF. It was a wonderful event for promoting African culture. Great organisation and lovely people!”
– Yannick Makiese
” Very well received at this prestigious festival where high-quality films are screened. Everything is in place for a sustainable festival! Long live London PAFF.”
– Thierry Bugaud
- 2024 Monthly screenings
While we wait for the second edition of the festival, London PAFF offers curated screenings at the West Norwood Picture House in London to bring exceptional Pan-African cinema to the community year-round. These screenings have provided wonderful opportunities to celebrate the richness and diversity of Pan-African cinema with our beautiful community. Moon Over Aburi, directed… Read More »2024 Monthly screenings