The inaugural Africa in Motion (AiM) short film competition has been won by Mozambique's Rogério Manjate for his short film I Love You - about the need to protect your loved ones from the threat of HIV/AIDs.
He beat seven other filmmakers to the title and received a £1,000 prize.
The winning film I Love You was selected by a jury consisting of acclaimed Burkinabe filmmaker Gaston Kaboré; writer, presenter and filmmaker Zina Saro-Wiwa; Director of the Scottish Documentary Institute Noe Mendelle; and film critic, writer and producer Mark Cousins.
Zina Saro-Wiwa said: "I Love You is much sexier than is normally expected in African film, and was wonderfully directed, and I loved the timing and pace. The film was brief and confident with lots of heart. Daring but tender and sweet."
Noe Mendelle added: "I Love You is a candid yet very moving drama, with outstanding cinematography."
