AFRIFF 2022 Anikulapo
Fantasy, Drama · 2h 22m
Lagos · held each November
One of the continent’s leading celebrations of African storytelling, championing the filmmakers and industries reshaping cinema across Africa and its diaspora.
11 titles across 10 editions in our catalogue. Editions run newest first; within each edition, verified festival winners lead, followed by Celluloid Score. Browse Nigeria cinema on Nigeria.
Africa International Film Festival is held in Lagos, Nigeria each November. Celluloid ranks 11 films across 10 editions by four-input Celluloid Score, with award winners first. The highest-rated AFRIFF film on Celluloid is King of Boys (2018) at 74%. Latest edition in the catalogue: AFRIFF 2022. 9 verified festival prize winners are called out on this page.
Award winners: Anikulapo (Official Selection, 2022) , Omo Ghetto: The Saga (Official Selection, 2020) , Living in Bondage: Breaking Free (Official Selection, 2019) , King of Boys (Official Selection, 2018) , Lionheart (Official Selection, 2018) , The Wedding Party (Official Selection, 2016) , October 1 (Official Selection, 2014) , Phone Swap (Official Selection, 2012) , The Figurine (Official Selection, 2010)
All-time quality view — four-input Celluloid Score, not jury order. For the circuit explainer see festival prizes decoded
One of the continent’s leading celebrations of African storytelling, championing the filmmakers and industries reshaping cinema across Africa and its diaspora. It is held in Lagos each November.
Award winners from AFRIFF in the Celluloid catalogue include Anikulapo (Official Selection, 2022), Omo Ghetto: The Saga (Official Selection, 2020), Living in Bondage: Breaking Free (Official Selection, 2019), King of Boys (Official Selection, 2018), Lionheart (Official Selection, 2018), The Wedding Party (Official Selection, 2016), October 1 (Official Selection, 2014), Phone Swap (Official Selection, 2012), The Figurine (Official Selection, 2010).
AFRIFF 2022 prize winners in the Celluloid catalogue: Anikulapo (Official Selection).
King of Boys (2018) leads our AFRIFF selection with a 74% Celluloid Score, averaged from four possible rating inputs.
Africa International Film Festival pages group films by edition year (newest first). Inside each edition, verified festival winners lead, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). This is catalogue order, not an official festival ranking.