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AFRIFF 2025: A Screening Guide to Watch Nigerian Short Films

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In this post, we look at the Nigerian films at the fourteenth edition of the Africa International Film Festival and where and when you can watch them.

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The 14th Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) is here, and Nigeria is well-represented! If you love short films that spark emotion, challenge the norm, or simply entertain, you’re in for a treat.

Below is your quick guide to all the Nigerian short films showing at AFRIFF this year — plus when and where to catch them so you don’t miss a single moment.

Each film will be screened at Twin Waters. Use this list to plan your festival itinerary:

Day 2 — Monday, 3rd November 2025

Film TitleDirectorTimeRoom
Whispers of LightEmeka Ojukwu, Jumoke Omojola1:50–2:10 PMRoom 3
The Day The Heart DiedRussell Oru2:50–3:10 PMRoom 3
Leaving Ikorodu in 1999Rashida Seriki5:50–6:10 PMRoom 3
Irin Ajo (The Journey)Myde Glover4:10–4:30 PMRoom 3
AkokoS.I. Abrams4:10–4:30 PMRoom 2
TelephoneFimisinuola Adejonwo4:50–5:10 PMRoom 3
On Our SkinAbiodun Udom, Emmanuel Adejo6:10–6:30 PMRoom 3

Day 3 — Tuesday, 4th November 2025

Film TitleDirectorTimeRoom
The Girl Who Cannot LoveOluwafemi Peter Atoyebi1:00–1:30 PMRoom 3
Mr RogersDaniel Aigbokhaivbo2:30–3:00 PMRoom 3

Day 4 — Wednesday, 5th November 2025

Film TitleDirectorTimeRoom
IsekonuEmmanuel “Story Priest” Adejo5:50–6:30 PMRoom 3

Day 5 — Thursday, 6th November 2025

Film TitleDirectorTimeRoom
IdiaWinifred Iguwa1:20–2:00 PMRoom 2
The Moral High CourtChisom Valerie Ifeakandu3:40–4:20 PMRoom 2
Ẹlẹ́da Àyànmọ́Stanley Obi Arinze5:00–5:45 PMRoom 2
Steal. Kill. Destroy!Joy Isi Bewaji5:45–6:30 PMRoom 2

Day 6 — Friday, 7th November 2025

Film TitleDirectorTimeRoom
Shall We Meet TonightWapah Ezeigwe3:10–3:30 PMRoom 2
Behind A LieJuliet Ibrahim3:30–4:15 PMRoom 2
SeedChawuko Enakadia, Muhammad Atta Ahmed5:00–5:45 PMRoom 2
ChoicesNwamaka Priscilla Chikezie5:45–6:30 PMRoom 2
What Emma WantsSamuel Kehinde Njoku6:30–7:30 PMRoom 2

In Summary

Short films go fast — most screenings are under 30 minutes. Pick your favourites and arrive early to secure a good seat.

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