African Film Festival Atlanta

CTL-E-0208 · Event

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Combined Graph record U-03094 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-E-0208. Master record source: User-supplied article 2026-10-16 (UrbanGeekz) — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

Fastest-growing in the Southeast; powered by the African Film and Art Foundation Inc.; 2026 edition Mar 26-30 themed around technology and Africa's next cinema

The record

• City: Atlanta

Relationships

• African Film Festivals in the US — appears on
  STRONG EVIDENCE

Referenced by

• Mojisola Sonoiki — founded → this record

Sources

• https://africanfilmfestatl.com/about/ (verification source · master store)

Evidence note (master store)

Official AFFATL site (tier 2): 'Founded in 2020 by award winning filmmaker and cultural curator Mojisola Sonoiki, the African Film Festival Atlanta (AFFATL) is powered by the African Film & Arts Foundation Inc (AFAF)'; 'one of most Influential and fastest-growing African film festivals in the Southeast'; 'strong emphasis on contemporary African storytelling, technology, and cultural dialogue'; Atlanta/Georgia location — founded 2020, city Atlanta, annual and stored note confirmed (foundation name variant in flags).

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