NYFAF
Our Mission
The annual New York Forum of Amazigh Film (NYFAF) is a showcase of feature, documentary, and short films about the Amazigh or "Berber" people of North Africa and in the diaspora. NYFAF's mission is to create a space where filmmakers, artists, and scholars, whose work focuses on indigenous Amazigh identity and culture, can gather yearly to share their knowledge and enthusiasm with a diverse audience and foster dialogue across local, transnational, and global issues. Through pre- and post-screening Q&As, live performances, and exhibitions of art and artifacts, the Forum engages students, faculty, and community participants in experiential Global Learning as it seeks to disseminate Amazigh cinema and promote an understanding of the unique history, culture, and language of Amazigh peoples in North Africa and in the diaspora.









NYFAF at 10:(Virtual Edition)
A Decade of Celebrating Amazigh Voices in Film
This year marks a major milestone for NYFAF as we celebrate its 10th anniversary! It has been a pleasure sharing Amazigh culture, language, and history with you all. We are committed to this mission and will continue bringing Amazigh communities together—wherever they may be.

Three Moons behind a Hill
Abdellatif Fdil, Morocco, 2025 (76 min)
Morocco's Middle Atlas Mountains hide eminent secrets. THREE MOONS BEHIND A HILL (ⴽⵕⴰⴹ ⵏ ⵉⵢⵢⵓⵔⵏ ⴼⴼⵉⵔ ⵏ ⵜⵉⵣⵉ) is a documentary that follows three shepherds’ journey of from three different tribes, who became, by vocation, Amazigh poets. The story begins at the dawn of a pleasant spring, promising beautiful poetic inspiration. Each day, the shepherds prepare, in their own way, to escort their animals for days on end to the foothills of the mountains. There, where solitude heralds their utopian transformation into shepherd-poets. They make poetry popular, rewrite the history of their regions and join the poetic arenas that are organized during local celebrations...
Les Divas de Taguerabt
Karim Moussaoui, France, 2019 (15 min)

Karim Moussaoui reflects on the role an Opera House could play in the Algerian musical culture. With his crew, he sets off to the desert in search of the mysterious divas of the Taguerabt.





















