Witness Black cinema
from our own centre.
Abibitumi Abibifahodie Film Festival 2027.
Two days built around Black stories, sovereignty and repatriation. Online screenings and an awards format; the 2027 programme, guests, venue and final times will be announced once confirmed.
Friday 15–Saturday 16 October 2027
All times Ghana time · GMT / UTC+0. Programme and venue to be confirmed.
Choose your ticket platform.
2027 tickets retain the 2026 base prices. Platform fees may apply. See the ticket page for current availability.
Two days.
One cultural landmark.
AAFF brings filmmakers, thinkers, artists and audiences into one field of vision: Black stories told with Black people at the centre.
Your ticket is entry into cinema, conversation, celebration and the living work of repatriation.
Watch from anywhere.
Watch Black cinema from wherever you are. The 2027 film selection and final screening schedule will be announced once confirmed. All times are Ghana time (GMT / UTC+0). Explore the 2026 programme archive.
Be in the room.
Recognition, conversation and the people shaping Black cinema’s future. The 2027 awards arrangements and venue will be announced once confirmed.
BLACK STORIES.
BLACK IMAGE.
BLACK FUTURE.
Do not merely hear about the gathering. Be part of it.
2026: honouring
Director Kwaw Ansah.
Visionary filmmaker. Cultural guardian. One of Black cinema’s defining voices.
Explore the 2026 festival archive. This historical feature is not a confirmation of a 2027 appearance.
Come for the films.
Leave with the movement.
Stories from our centre
Films framed by Black priorities, memory and imagination.
A worldwide gathering
Online access connects the continent and the global Black world.
Legacy in the room
Recognition, conversation and celebration. 2027 arrangements to be announced.
15–16 October 2027.
Black stories. Our own centre.
At home.
Abroad.
Together.
15–16 October 2027
Online screenings and awards format. Programme, guests, venue and final daily times to be confirmed.