Film Possible is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive and year-round support to the next generation of independent African filmmakers. Our mission is to empower both emerging and established African filmmakers through our programs and initiatives. The organization aims to discover, support, and inspire independent film and media artists from Africa while actively working to cultivate new audiences.

To achieve our goals, we have developed a model that offers a variety of initiatives throughout the year. These include the Matatu Film Stage, a screening and distribution platform; the Matatu Film Fund, a film funding program for new projects; the Matatu Film Residency, a residence program for East African documentary filmmakers; and a Filmmaking Mentorship Series that focuses on building the skills and capacity of emerging and established filmmakers.

At Film Possible, we recognize the importance of sharing African stories to preserve and elevate the culture, history and contribute to the social and economic development of the continent. We are aware that many talented filmmakers face challenges in producing their films due to financial constraints, limited technical know-how, and limited networks. Film Possible provides a platform and acts as a bridge to address these challenges. Our organization prioritizes diversity and advocacy, emphasizing originality, creativity, and social values to foster a meaningful and vibrant dialogue transcending borders. This approach empowers Africans to embrace and share their own stories and values.

By encouraging risk-taking, experimentation, discovery, and innovation, Film Possible strives to foster a forward-thinking environment that supports a new generation of filmmakers in realizing their creative visions from start to finish. We firmly believe that Film Is Possible!