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The African Cultural Film Festival, known as AFFRICUFF, is a vibrant showcase of African cinema presented annually to feature diverse perspectives and stories from across the continent.
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AFFRICUFF 2025 Winners | African Cultural Film Festival

AFFRICUFF Announces the 2025 winners for the second edition of the festival

Nominations/Winners of 2025 AFFRICUFF
The winners were announced at the grand finale of the festival held in Katy Houston Texas, United States of America. The winners are as follows:
Best Short Film winner AFFRICUFF
Best Short film
NOMINATIONS
  • In Her Shoes
  • No Way Back
  • Steal, Kill, and Destroy
  • The Will Beneath
  • The Deep Well
  • Socrates
Best Documentary winner
Best Documentary
NOMINATIONS
  • Atharaka
  • Fatima- I called him Dad
  • A Promise to Africa
  • Trauma the New Epidemic
  • 6 Kings and 6 Queens
Best Screenplay
Best Screenplay
NOMINATIONS
  • Anthony Kehinde Joseph & AYO Makun (The Waiter)
  • Oluseyi Asurf & Tomi Adesina (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Melvin Nfua Buh (Half Heaven)
  • Frances Okeke (Aso Ebi Diaries)
  • Ufoma Mentiri (4:4:44)
Best Editing
Best Editing
NOMINATION
  • The Waiter
  • 3 Cold Dishes
  • 4:4:44
  • Half Heaven
  • Megnot (Two Hearts)
Best Cinematography
Best cinematography
NOMINATIONS
  • Oputa Chika Emmanuel (The Waiter)
  • KC Obiajulu (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Barnabas Emordi (Aso Ebi Diaries)
  • Pit Kreil (4:4:44)
  • Rene Etta (Half Heaven)
Best Actor
Best Actor
NOMINATIONS
  • AYO Makun (The Waiter)
  • Wale Ojo (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Nardos Adane (Megnot (Two Hearts))
  • Richards Mofe Damijo (4:4:44)
  • Amadu Sandiq Sani Sadiq (Kakanda)
Best Actress
Best Actress
NOMINATIONS
  • Osas Ighodaro (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Nancy Isime (Aso Ebi Diaries)
  • Sydney Emade (Half Heaven)
  • Engedasew Habete (Megnot (Two Hearts))
  • NSE Ikpe Etim (4:4:44)
  • Mariana Amina Shehu (Kakanda)
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actor
NOMINATIONS
  • Bucci Franklin (The Waiter)
  • Mentor Ba (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Seehofer Ronald (Half Heaven)
  • Mehatem Haile (Megnot (Two Hearts))
  • Seun Akindele (4:4:44)
Best Supporting Actress
Best Supporting Actress
NOMINATIONS
  • Sunshine Rosman (The Waiter)
  • Maud Guerard (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Efre Irele (4:4:44)
  • Salawa Abeni (Aso Ebi Diaries)
  • Malvis Ann Mohvu (Half Heaven)
Best Director
Best Director
NOMINATIONS
  • Toka McBaror (The Waiter)
  • Asurf Oluseyi (3 Cold Dishes)
  • Johnscott Enah (Half Heaven)
  • Biodun Stephen (Aso Ebi Diaries)
  • Izu Ojukwu (4:4:44)
Best Diaspora Film
Best Diaspora Film
NOMINATIONS
  • Aso Ebi Diaries
  • Promise to South Africa
Best Feature
Best Feature
NOMINATIONS
  • The Waiter
  • 3 Cold Dishes
  • Half Heaven
  • Megnot (Two Hearts)
  • 4:4:44
  • No Not Me
AFFRICUFF Recognition Award
🏆 Recognition Award 🏆
AFRICAN FILM FESTIVAL FOR 2025 – AFFRICUFF AWARD OF RECOGNITION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO NOLLYWOOD
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