Welcome
The Festival of Indigenous African - Language Films (FIAF) is broadly conceived as an expo of indigenous African language films. Africa, we believe, has a lot culturally to offer other civilizations and the best way to project these potentials is in the diverse indigenous languages of African nationalities, although the films are expected to be sub titled in English and/ or French to give them the desired universality. African languages will enrich the content of African films and project better the overall image of the African nationalities.......
Indigeneous Films
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Afonja
Political intrigues in the old Yoruba empire leads to a generational curse believed to be tormenting the race till date. A classic movie and a must watch. -
Basorun Gaa
Gaa is a generalissimo of the Yoruba kingdom who beheads Kings and installs new ones at will until the reign of King Abiodun, the progenitor of the modern day Oyo dynasty. What transpires is a must watch. -
Igi Aruwe
Remi, son of a mentally deranged mother never meets with her while both of them lived. A chance meeting eventually occurs which changed the lives of mother and son. It is quite interesting! -
Mo Ti Rii
Beclouded by ambition, David leads a life of utmost secrecy. Achieved a meteoric rise from grass to grace and then to the grass. An emotional and action packed movie. -
Odidere
A case where juvenile delinquency almost ruined a respected and renowned family. What is the cost of the simple disobedience to this nuclear family? Find out this unique experience in this movie. -
Ogiri Oko
Ogiri Oko – Orunmila tells the children of the gods a story of how Esu, Sango and Ogun engaged themselves in clash of the titans that no one can forget in a hurry… -
Owo Eje
A detective movie which tries to unravel the mysterious death of Sule, an Ebira and a rustic farmer. The story is complex, intricate and knotty.
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