◆ Our Collaborators

The partners who keep the voyage afloat.

WICFF is built on year-round collaboration with the organisations, venues and collectives that have long championed Caribbean and African-diasporic stories.

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Logo · Black History Walks

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London · UK

Black History Walks

Black History Walks is a collective of educators, historians and guides who lead walking tours, talks and film screenings revealing the hidden Black history woven through London's streets. Their archive of curated cinema events has been instrumental in keeping diasporic stories in public view year-round.

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BFI Southbank · UK

African Odysseys

A long-running programme at the BFI Southbank, African Odysseys has spent over a decade screening African and Caribbean cinema to London audiences. Their partnership brings decades of programming expertise and a loyal audience for diasporic film.

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Logo · Lex2

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Presented by PEM People

Lex2

Lex2, presented by PEM People, is a community-led cultural platform rooted in South London. Working at the intersection of youth, heritage and enterprise, Lex2 produces exhibitions, film events and mentorship that connect the Windrush generation with the makers of tomorrow.

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Logo · Alt Africa

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London · UK

Alt Africa

Alt Africa is a digital and live platform championing African and Caribbean creativity across film, music, design and conversation. As a media partner, Alt Africa extends the festival's reach into the cultural conversations shaping the contemporary diaspora.

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Logo · Kaiso Blues Café

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Port of Spain · Trinidad & Tobago

Kaiso Blues Café

Kaiso Blues Café is a storied live-music and cultural venue in the heart of Port of Spain. A home for calypso, blues, spoken word and now cinema, it anchors the festival's Caribbean programming and brings the moving image home to the islands.

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Logo · CaribbeanTales Media Group

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Toronto · Canada

CaribbeanTales Media Group

CaribbeanTales Media Group is an award-winning producer and distributor of Caribbean and African-diasporic screen content, and the founding producer of the Windrush International Caribbean Film Festival. Through its incubator, festival and digital channels, CaribbeanTales develops and platforms storytellers across the diaspora.

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