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Accra Indie Filmfest (AiF) is proud to unveil the distinguished Jury Committee for its 8th edition, scheduled to take place from 27th – 31st July 2026 in Accra, Ghana.
Bringing together a dynamic group of industry professionals, filmmakers, curators, and cultural practitioners from across Africa and the global creative community, this year’s jury embodies the festival’s enduring commitment to excellence, diversity, and innovation in short filmmaking.
Tasked with reviewing and selecting outstanding films across all categories, the jury will play a vital role in recognising bold storytelling, artistic merit, and unique cinematic voices that reflect the festival’s 2026 vision.
This year’s edition continues to build on AiF’s mission to connect Africa to the world and the world to Africa, fostering meaningful cultural exchange and elevating emerging and established filmmakers on a global stage.
Meet the Jury Members:
“With each edition, the Accra Indie Filmfest has proven itself to be a vital advocate for short films, recognising it as an essential foundation of a thriving African and Ghanaian film ecosystem. It is an honour to serve as Jury Chair for the 8th edition of the festival as it continues to champion daring voices and authentic stories from across Africa and beyond. We look forward to engaging with a powerful selection of films that challenge perspectives, inspire audiences, and celebrate the richness of global storytelling.” Said by Omoladun Adenuga (Chair of AiF2026 Jury Committee).
We are honoured to have such an accomplished panel lending their expertise and insight to this year’s festival, and we look forward to celebrating exceptional storytelling with audiences from around the world.
Stay tuned for more updates as we count down to AiF 2026.
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