African Cinema refers to films produced in Africa, showcasing the continent's diverse cultures, languages, and stories. It encompasses a variety of genres and styles, often reflecting social issues, traditions, and the daily lives of African people. Notable film industries include those in Nigeria, South Africa, and Egypt, each contributing unique narratives and artistic expressions. The growth of African Cinema has been supported by film festivals, such as the Pan-African Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO), which promote African filmmakers and their work. Additionally, the rise of digital platforms has expanded access to African films, allowing global audiences to appreciate these rich cinematic contributions.