PAFF Institute serves as a platform for those who seek to educate, inspire and empower those who desire personal and professional elevation.

The Pan African Film Festival is America’s largest and most prestigious international Black film festival and takes place annually during black history month.

173 movies will be screened at the festival from five continents.

“Love Jacked” is currently playing at the Pan African Film Festival.

Check out images from the the event.

Best Narrative Feature, Best Narrative Short, Best Featurette, Best Documentary Feature, Best Director-First Narrative Feature are some of the categories for filmmakers.

All films will screen at RAVE Cinemas 15, located within the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza in Los Angeles.

With soul-searching dramas, comedies and documentaries, panels and workshops, this year’s lineup in particular includes some interesting films and events.

PAFF has showcased films from all parts of the world from Angola, Nigeria, Jamaica to Mexico.

One of the biggest problems, besides the pacing problems, is the lack of humor.

A documentary on Nollywood, a romantic comedy and an immigration drama are just some of the many films which will be screened at PAFF.

PAFF is the largest and most prestigious African film festival in the US, and they are therefore thrilled for this great opportunity to showcase their film at the festival. The Caribbean is known for its beautiful beaches and golden sands and so it will be very interesting to see how this film spins a real-life action-drama on the big screen…

Organizers are seeking to continue their tradition of supporting the black art trade.

The Pan African Film Festival is America’s largest and most prestigious international Black film festival.

Jahmil X.T. Qubeka’s sexually charged South African film is the festival’s opening-night premiere.