London International Pan-African Film Festival (London PAFF) is an annual film event in the city of London that celebrates the diversity of Pan-African cinema. Each year, we screen an array of films produced in Africa and its diaspora from all over the world, showcasing the creativity and talent of African and Afro-descent filmmakers.
Our Founder
London PAFF was founded by Ne Kunda Nlaba, a Film Producer, Director, Screenwriter, Political Scientist, and Film Professor at Kongo Bizizi Academy, the Pan African Film Institute.
“London PAFF is a unique event that helps us learn about and experience the lives of Africans around the world through films.”
Our Organizers
The festival is proudly organized by Kongo Bizizi Academy, the Pan African Film Institute, in partnership with Afrika Bizizi Distribution, a film distribution company. Together, we are dedicated to promoting and celebrating Pan-African cinema on an international stage.
Our Aims
London PAFF is committed to organizing events that connect African filmmakers with their counterparts from the United Kingdom and around the globe, fostering great networking opportunities. Additionally, we want to bridge the gap between the London audience and African cinema by providing film screenings in London.
London PAFF is dedicated to supporting and uplifting African filmmakers, both on the continent and in the diaspora. Through this platform, we connect filmmakers with industry professionals, distributors, and audiences, providing opportunities for networking and collaboration. We hope to promote the visibility of African cinema globally, ensuring that diverse stories reach a wider audience and achieve the recognition they deserve.
