The African Film Festival (TAFF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to African motion pictures, and to serve as a platform for educative references to African Culture. It will host a 4-day festival from June 27th thru June 30th with African Story Telling, film screenings, interactive workshops, Master Acting Class, and Awards Ceremony.
Film screenings will take place at the Pan-Africa Connection and African American Museum from June 27th to June 29th.
TAFF will be recognizing exceptional African stories and filmmakers from 35 different countries with diverse film lovers in the Dallas metroplex.
Organizers
Kelechi Eke (NIGERIA), Director
Yvonne Monalisa (TANZANIA), Ambassador
Cassie Kabwita (ZAMBIA), Ambassador
Ruth Nkweti (CAMEROON), Ambassador
Alhagie Manka (GAMBIA), Ambassador
Pascale Serra (CENTRAL AFRICA), Ambassador
Mohamed Kamel (EGYPT), Ambassador
Ruth Ndulu Maingi (KENYA), Ambassador
Angele Diabang (SENEGAL), Ambassador
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