Berlinale Africa Hub

The Berlinale Africa Hub at the EFM is a market platform to rediscover, connect to and get the latest updates from well-known and emerging professionals from all over Sub-Sahara Africa. Apart from functioning as a hub for the fine fleur of African industry professionals, it will enable EFM visitors to set up meetings with them and learn about what going on. The Berlinale Africa Hub is focused firs

t and foremost on changes in the industry triggered by innovations. Numerous talented African filmmakers are increasingly using the newest technology to create film and virtual reality content, and we’re keen on having them in Berlin. We are excited to welcome a number of inspiring African and international guests:

Ng’endo Mukii (Director, Animator, Editor), Jim Chuchu (Visual Artist, Filmmaker), Jonathan Dotse (Writer, Afrocyberpunk), Selly Raby Kane (Fashion Designer), Ingrid Kopp (Tribeca Film Institut), Steven Markovitz (Producer), Lien Heidenreich-Seleme (Goethe-Institut Johannesburg), Todd Brown (XYZ Films), Nicolas Palme (Beta Films), Elias Ribeiro (Urucu Media), Andy Amadi Okoroafor (CLAM), Moses Bobotepe (FilmOne Distribution), Berni Goldblat (CineGuimbi), Trushna Buddhdev Patel (Crimson Multimedia), Marie Lora-Mungai (Restless Global), Moses Bobotepe (FilmOne Distribution Nigeria), Berni Goldblat (CineGuimbi), Trushna Buddhdev Patel (Crimson Multimedia), Oumar Sall (Cinekap), Arnaud Dommerc (Andolfi Productions), Sarah Chazelle (Jour2Fête), Vincenzo Bugno (World Cinema Fund), Marie Laurentine Bayala (Filmmaker), Adefoyeke Ajao (Journalist), Rodkangmwa Matta (Writer, Filmmaker), Daniel Oriahi (Director), Okechukwu Ukeje (Actor), Mark Middlewick (Filmmaker), Khanyo Mjamba (Writer), Zamo Mkhwanazi (Writer, Director), Samantha Nell (Writer, Director, Producer), Caitlin Pansegrouw (Filmmaker)

For more information and full programme visit our website:
https://www.efm-berlinale.de/en/match-and-meet/berlinale-africa-hub/rahmen-africa.html

An initiative of the European Film Market (EFM), supported by the Federal Foreign Office and in cooperation with the World Cinema Fund, Berlinale Talents (including its sister programme Talents Durban), and the Berlinale Co-Production Market.