African Film Festivals celebrate the rich and diverse cinematic culture of the African continent. These festivals showcase films from various countries, highlighting unique stories, cultures, and perspectives. They provide a platform for both established and emerging filmmakers to present their work, fostering creativity and collaboration within the industry. Many festivals, such as the Durban International Film Festival and the Pan African Film Festival, also focus on promoting African narratives and addressing social issues. They often include workshops, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, helping to connect filmmakers with audiences and industry professionals, ultimately enriching the global film landscape.