Inside Nollywood International Film Festival & Awards (INIFFAA) Announces the Winners of its 2022 Edition

 Inside Nollywood International Film Festival & Awards (INIFFAA) is delighted to announce the much-anticipated winners of its 2022 edition. This year’s event, held at the Inside Nollywood Creative Hub in Garki 1, Abuja, showcased exceptional talent and celebrated the remarkable achievements of African creative minds in the entertainment industry.

INIFFAA serves as a prominent platform for recognizing and honoring outstanding contributions to African cinema. The festival aims to inspire filmmakers, encourage collaboration, and celebrate the diverse narratives that emerge from the African film industry.

After a rigorous evaluation process by a distinguished panel of judges comprising industry experts, filmmakers, and renowned personalities, the winners have been selected from a remarkable pool of contenders. These awards recognize the talent, creativity, and dedication of individuals who have made significant contributions to the growth and evolution of African cinema.

Here are the winners in their respective categories:

BEST SCREEN PLAY

MADE WITH LOVE | DAVID W HUGHENS

ANIMATION

CLOUD PRINCESS | SHEDON CHRISTOPHER NOBLE

BEST SHORT

IJOH: A LOVE STORY | FATIMAH BINTA GIMSAY | NIGERIA

BEST SHORT (FOREIGN)

A LOVE STORY | FILIPPO TAMBURINI | ITALY

BEST DOCUMENTARY (FOREIGN)

THE SOUND OF IDENTITY | JAMES KICKLIGHTER | USA

BEST DOCUMENTARY

BUTEMBO, HISTORY OF A CULTURE | TRESOR K. SALIBOKO |CONGO

BEST FEATURE

BREADED LIFE | BIODUN STEPHEN | NIGERIA

BEST FEATURE (FOREIGN)

TIGER MUM | WEI ZHANG | CHINA

ACHIEVEMENT IN DIRECTING

BIODUN STEPHEN | BREADED

ACHIEVEMENT IN EDITING

TIGER  MUM

ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY

DICK CONTROL

ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND DESIGN

WRONG GIRL

BEST ACTOR

CHARLES ETUEBIBI (IJOH, A LOVE STORY)

BEST ACTRESS

PALESA SETLHARE (WRONG GIRL)

The Inside Nollywood International Film Festival & Awards ceremony was a resounding success, bringing together filmmakers, industry professionals, and film enthusiasts from around the world. The event provided a platform for networking, collaboration, and cultural exchange, promoting the advancement and recognition of African cinema on the global stage.