About CAMIFF (Cameroon International Film Festival)
The Cameroon International Film Festival (CAMIFF) is an annual cultural and cinematic event held in Buea, Cameroon, founded in 2016 by Agbor Gilbert Ebot. It serves as a platform to promote African cinema, celebrate storytelling, and empower Cameroonian and African filmmakers through education, networking, and international exposure.
CAMIFF brings together filmmakers, actors, producers, critics, and audiences from across Africa and the world, showcasing diverse film genres—from short films and documentaries to feature-length productions. Through screenings, awards, workshops, masterclasses, and cultural events, CAMIFF strengthens the local film industry and encourages cross-cultural collaboration.
Prince. Agbor Gilbert Ebot
Founder Camiff And President
Chief Billy bob ndive lifongo
Vice President
Prince Michael Enobi
Content Creator
Newsletter Updates
With support from film institutions, embassies, and cultural bodies, CAMIFF continues to grow as one of Central Africa’s leading film festivals, contributing to the economic, social, and creative development of the region.