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AfroToronto @ TIFF 2026 

Tuesday, 15 September 2026 
Silent H, 461 King Street West
Toronto, ON | Canada 

Organized by

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With the support of 

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AfroToronto @ TIFF 2026 

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15 September 2026

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Filmmakers, Talents, Industry Professionals

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Speakers

News & Updates 

Special Screening 

More infos soon. 

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Yanibes Foundation

Get to Know Us

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Yanibes Foundation is a French non-profit organization (Association Loi 1901) dedicated to fostering diversity, inclusion and international collaboration, cultural exchange, and professional opportunities across film, television, music, media, and the creative industries. Through its flagship platforms, the Foundation connects creators, institutions, investors, brands, and industry leaders across Africa, Europe, North America, the Caribbean, and the global diaspora.

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You can join as a member to access exclusive industry connections, curated events and networking opportunities, mentorship, professional resources, and a growing international community across the creative industries. www.yanibes.com/membership ​​

AfroCannes, organized annually since 2021, during the Cannes Film Festival, is Yanibes Foundation’s flagship international platform dedicated to diversity, inclusion, co-production, financing, and global storytelling. Since its launch, AfroCannes has welcomed 5,000+ attendees, 400+ speakers, and 150+ sponsors and partners, while showcasing filmmakers and industry professionals from Africa and the diaspora on one of the world’s most influential film stages.

Organized since 2024, during the Berlinale, AfroBerlin serves as a European hub connecting African, Afro-diasporic, and diverse creatives through industry discussions, networking, financing conversations, screenings, and cross-cultural partnerships. Since its launch, AfroBerlin has attracted approximately 1,500 participants from Africa, Europe,the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and the diaspora, helping facilitate newcollaborations and industry opportunities across multiple territories.

© 2026 by Yanibes Foundation

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