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BSIFF 2026 official selection brings films from 11 countries to Kumasi
The Black Star International Film Festival has unveiled its 2026 Official Selection, bringing films from 11 countries to Kumasi for its 11th edition.
From submissions representing 42 countries, the Black Star International Film Festival (BSIFF) has unveiled its full 2026 Official Selection, bringing films from 11 countries to Kumasi for the festival’s 11th edition.
The selected films represent Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, the United States, South Africa, Zimbabwe, China, Cameroon, Singapore, the Dominican Republic and Russia, with stories spanning narrative film, documentary, animation, student filmmaking, AI-generated film and Kumawood.
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