Nigeria-based Ghanaian actress and movie director, Juliet Ibrahim has been appointed member of the advisory boards of Toronto Worldwide Nollywood Movie Competition (TINFF) and the Brampton Worldwide Nollywood Movie Competition (BINFF).
The sister organisations are each based by Nigerians, with TINFF authorised by the Telefilm Canada and the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Tv as a Canadian Display Award Qualifying Competition (The Canadian Equal of the Oscars).
Talking of the appointment, Ibrahim whose movie ‘Therapeutic The Interior Little one’ made the shortlist of Kaduna Worldwide Movie Competition (KADIFF) 2025 Greatest Function Movie, mentioned it meant extra to her not simply as an actress or director, however as somebody who champions African cinema and ladies in movie.
“I’m honoured to formally be a part of the advisory boards of the Toronto Worldwide Nollywood Movie Competition (TINFF) and the Brampton Worldwide Nollywood Movie Competition (BINFF). As a part of the board, I’ll be working to create extra alternatives for African storytellers by worldwide publicity, co-production partnerships by way of Telefilm Canada, and TINFF’s rising recognition as an IMDb-listed and Canadian Display Awards-qualifying pageant.
“I’m particularly proud to deliver my voice as President of Ladies in Movie Ghana, serving to to uplift and highlight the unimaginable ladies working behind and in entrance of the digital camera,” mentioned Ibrahim.
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