34th New York African Diaspora International Film Festival

Saturday, November 28 through Sunday, December 13
Teachers College - Columbia Art and Art Education, Department of Arts & Humanities, New York
Presented by African Diaspora International Film Festival

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The New York African Diaspora International Film Festival returns to New York City with its 34th edition, bringing audiences an exciting selection of films celebrating the stories, cultures, histories, and experiences of people of African descent from around the world.

Featuring films from Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and the United States, the festival presents compelling documentaries, dramas, independent films, and international premieres. Screenings at Teachers College, Columbia University, offer audiences opportunities to discover powerful stories and participate in conversations with filmmakers and special guests.

Opening Night – Saturday, November 28
The festival opens with the world premiere of John Johnson Reporting, a documentary celebrating the groundbreaking career of pioneering Black television journalist John Johnson, narrated by Whoopi Goldberg. The evening takes place at Teachers College, Columbia University, beginning with a VIP reception at 7 PM, followed by the 8 PM screening and a 9 PM Q&A with John Johnson and the filmmakers, moderated by WNBC anchor David Ushery.

Explore the full film lineup, screening schedule, and ticket information at www.nyadiff.org.

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Schedule & Tickets

Saturday, November 28 through Sunday, December 13 · tickets local_activity · add to calendar today 2026-11-28 09:00:00 2026-12-13 17:00:00 America/New_York 34th New York African Diaspora International Film Festival https://harlemonestop.com/event/35478/34th-new-york-african-diaspora-international-film-festival Teachers College - Columbia Art and Art Education, Department of Arts & Humanities, 525 West 120th Street, New York, NY, 10027