Silicon Valley African Film Festival

Lala Silicon Valley African Film Festival (SVAFF) nyɛla yuuni kam puuni filim chuɣu shɛli bɛ ni puhiri California tingbani puuni ni bɛ yɛligi ka paɣi baŋsim shɛli din m be Africa mini Africa nima sani moving fotonima puuni. Nigeria nima filmmaker Chike Nwoffiah n daa kpa lala SVAFF maa yuuni  2010 puuni ka daa lahi n lɛbi di darɛta tum lala saha maa puuni hali. Nwoffiah daa n yɛliya ni, "Niriba haŋkali zaŋ kpa Africa polo daa nyɛla din n jɛndi Tarzan lahibali din daa n yɛri Africa ka di nyɛ din n labi nyaaŋa, din bi lɛbigira, ni din ka nineesim. Ban tɛhi ni ban so n mi, n mi viɛnyɛliga,  nya ka Africa nyɛla 'tingbani' shɛli kum ni kuri di bihi ni tobu mini dɔriti ni saɣim shɛli niriba." O daa kpala lala SVAFF ŋɔ maa ni o bɔ taɣibu n-ti lala nima ŋɔ maa zaa. 
 Di taarihi 
 Year  Dates  Venue  Notes  2010       2011       2012        2013  October 11-13  Mountain View, California  It featured an interactive forum titled African Women in Technology - A Future of Promise, in partnership with the African Diaspora Network and Institute of International Education. 2014        2015        2016  October 14-16  Mountain View, California  Movies screened include My Mother's Story by Flora Suya and Fastest Woman in Africa - Rwanda’s First Cyclist Woman by Faustin Niyigena. Brazil's diaspora was given a special spotlight. Danny Glover attended the festival. 2017  September 29-October 1  Historic Hoover Theatre, San Jose, California  Ghanaian-Nigerian romantic comedyPotato Potahto by Shirley Frimpong-Manso premiered at the festival. 2018        2019  October 4-6  Historic Hoover Theatre, San Jose, California  Films screened include Zimbabwean romantic comedy Cook Off, by Tomas Brickhill. 2020  October 9-11   #LANDoftheBRAVEfilm, directed by Tim Huebschle, won the prize for the Best Narrative Feature. The short film Mébét, produced and directed by Ousman Jarju, was selected by the festival. 2021  October 8-10  Hybrid  Screened films include L’enfant de l’autre by Cameroonian-born Patricia Kwende;  Two Good Hearts; and Wedding Dress. Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine won the Cultural Icon Award. 2022  October 13-16  Historic Hoover Theatre, San Jose, California  The Ugandan film Your Turn was screened.

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