Cairo International Film Festival

Cairo International Film Festival (Cairo International Film Festival; hereinafter referred to as CIFF), one of the international class a film festivals and the largest film festival in Africa, is sponsored by the Egyptian film writers and Critics Association. It was founded in 1976 and held from November 7 to 18 every year. It aims to develop the world film industry and promote mutual understanding and experience exchange among countries. It is stipulated that the participating films must be free of political color and not included in the competition He was shown at the film festival. The highest award of the film festival is "nafiti's golden image award", which is mainly awarded for the best feature film, best documentary and best short film; The "silver statue award of nafiti" is mainly awarded for the best director and best actor and actress; "The bronze statue of nagiti" is mainly awarded to films of special value.