CairoFilmFest: Cairo International Egypt is one of the largest film festivals in Africa, organized by the Egyptian Film Writers and Critics Association. Founded in 1976, the festival is held annually and is one of the three largest non-competitive film festivals in the world.

The Cairo International Film Festival is organized by the Egyptian Film Writers and Critics Association. The Cairo International Film Festival is organized by the Association of Egyptian Film Writers and Critics, which stipulates that entries must be free of political overtones and must not have been shown at other festivals. The Nafti Gold Award is given to the best feature film, best documentary and best short film, the Nafti Silver Award to the best director, best actor and actress, and the Nafti Bronze Award to a film of exceptional merit. The "Nafty's Silver Award" is given to the best director and the best actor and actress, and the "Nafty's Bronze Award" is given to the film with special value.