【全非资讯·肯尼亚】 肯尼亚：NBO电影节宣布举办第七届，定于15-2日

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NBO Film Festival（NBO电影节）将于2026年10月15日至25日重返Nairobi，并在Prestige Plaza、Unseen Cinema、Kaloleni Social Hall和Alliance Française Nairobi呈献其有史以来规模最大的项目。本届电影节将通过影片放映、社区项目、“城市对话”（City Dialogues）以及电影人交流会，将电影融入Nairobi更广泛的公共生活，为观众创造机会去发现和接触非洲电影、结识电影人，并参与围绕这些故事展开的对话。\n\n在本届“我们的电影”（Cinema for Us）的主题下，第七届电影节围绕一个简单的信念展开：非洲电影不仅应该走向世界，更应该在本土由非洲观众共同体验。NBO 2026邀请观众发现新作、致敬卓越、重温经典、交流观点，并支持未来的电影创作。\n\n本届电影节进一步扩大了项目规模，除了在Nairobi各地举行的放映、社区项目、“城市对话”和电影人交流会外，还首次设立了三个评委评审竞赛单元、首个电影人回顾展以及规模更大的行业项目。\n\n关注我们的WhatsApp和LinkedIn获取最新动态。\n\nNBO Film Festival将通过三个评委评审竞赛单元来致敬和表彰非洲电影，其中包括回归的“故事长片竞赛”（Fiction Feature Film Competition），以及两个全新的竞赛单元：旨在表彰最佳参赛纪录片的“Nick Wambugu纪录片奖”（Nick Wambugu Prize for Documentary），以及旨在表彰优秀短片叙事创作的全新“故事短片竞赛”（Short Film Fiction competition）。各竞赛单元的评审团主席将于9月4日公布，随后于9月7日公布三个竞赛单元的入围名单。\n\nNBO Film Festival艺术总监Mbithi Masya表示：“对我们而言，‘我们的电影’意味着创造一个空间，让观众能够发现、致敬并接触在非洲及其他地区创作的故事。我们希望本届电影节能够融入Nairobi的公共生活，成为人们汇聚一堂体验电影、交流思想、表彰卓越并畅想未来的场所。凭借有史以来最庞大的项目阵容和新增的竞赛单元，NBO 2026致力于构建更深厚的电影文化。”\n\nNBO Film Festival将首次推出致敬塞内加尔著名导演Alain Gomis的个人回顾展，其作品此前曾多次在电影节上放映。Alain Gomis本人将出席面向观众和行业人士的活动，本次回顾展将为观众提供重温其系列作品的机会，并探索其创作演变及对非洲电影的贡献。在EUNIC（欧盟国家文化协会）的支持下，完整的回顾展片单将……\n\n2026届NBO Film Festival还将通过规模更大的行业项目，进一步践行其对非洲电影未来的承诺，该项目旨在连接电影人、行业专业人士和观众。项目内容将包括“NBO项目推介会”（NBO Project Showcase）、创意实验室和专业交流活动，为电影人提供开发项目、分享创意并在区域及国际电影界建立深厚联系的契机。

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NBO Film Festival returns to Nairobi from 15 - 25 October 2026, bringing its biggest programme yet across Prestige Plaza, Unseen Cinema, Kaloleni Social Hall and Alliance Française Nairobi. This year's festival will bring cinema into Nairobi's wider public life through screenings, community programmes, City Dialogues and filmmaker conversations, creating opportunities for audiences to discover and engage with African cinema, meet filmmakers and participate in conversations around the stories sha

Under this year's theme, Cinema for Us, the seventh edition of the festival is built around a simple belief: African cinema should not only travel the world, but should also be experienced by African audiences at home and together. NBO 2026 invites audiences to discover new work, recognise excellence, revisit important bodies of work, debate ideas and support what gets made next.

This year's festival expands its programme with three juried competitions, its first-ever filmmaker retrospective andan expanded industry programme, alongside screenings, community programmes, City Dialogues and filmmaker conversations taking place across Nairobi.

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NBO Film Festival will celebrate and recognise African cinema through three juried competitions including the returning Fiction Feature Film Competition alongside two new competitive categories: the Nick Wambugu Prize for Documentary, awarded to the best documentary in competition and a new Short Film Fiction competition, recognising excellence in short-form storytelling. The competition jury chairs will be announced on 4 September, followed by the three competition selections on 7 September.

Mbithi Masya, Artistic Director of NBO Film Festival, says, "Cinema for us means creating a space where audiences can discover, celebrate and engage with the stories being made across Africa and beyond. We want this festival to be part of Nairobi's public life and a place where people come together to experience cinema, exchange ideas, recognise excellence and imagine what comes next. With our biggest programme yet and additional competitions, NBO 2026 is about building a deeper culture of cinem

For the first time, NBO Film Festival will present a retrospective dedicated to acclaimed Senegalese filmmaker Alain Gomis, whose films have previously screened at the festival. With Gomis in attendance for both audience and industry events, the retrospective will offer audiences an opportunity to revisit his body of work and explore his creative evolution and contribution to African cinema. Supported by EUNIC (European Union National Institutes for Culture), the full retrospective line-up will

The 2026 edition of The NBO Film Festival will also strengthen its commitment to the future of African cinema through an expanded industry programme designed to connect filmmakers, industry professionals and audiences. The programme will include the NBO Project Showcase, creative labs and professional exchanges, creating opportunities for filmmakers to develop projects, share ideas and build meaningful connections within the regional and international film industry.

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