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Kenya has a growing film industry, often referred to as Riverwood, that produces a variety of films ranging from dramas to comedies.
Here are some popular Kenyan movies that have gained recognition:

Nairobi Half-Life (2012) - Directed by David "Tosh" Gitonga, this film follows the story of a young aspiring actor who moves to Nairobi to pursue his dreams but gets caught up in a life of crime.

Supa Modo (2018) - Directed by Likarion Wainaina, this heartwarming film tells the story of a terminally ill young girl whose dream is to be a superhero. It was Kenya's submission to the 91st Academy Awards for the Best Foreign Language Film category.

Rafiki (2018) - Directed by Wanuri Kahiu, this film explores the love between two young women in a society where their relationship is considered taboo. It was the first Kenyan film to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival.

Veve (2014) - Directed by Simon Mukali, this film delves into the political and economic dynamics of a small town in Kenya as various characters navigate their ambitions and struggles.

Kati Kati (2016) - Directed by Mbithi Masya, this film follows a young woman who wakes up in the middle of the wilderness with no recollection of how she got there, only to discover that she is dead and in a mysterious afterlife community.

These movies offer a glimpse into Kenyan culture, society, and storytelling, and they have received acclaim both locally and internationally.

"Silent Cry"- Kenyan Sign Language Film

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Due the circumstances at hand, Bobby a 23 year old young man is forced to embrace a dark side side of him in order for him to provide for his young brother Njeru

Climate change is cutting Kenya in two: in the north, entire regions are suffering from a deep drought while in the south, populations find themselves threatened by rising water levels. Every week, Adam buys fish from Lake Victoria fishermen to sell at the cannery. A race against time and the sun begins in his unrefrigerated truck. On the Baringo Lake side, it's quite the opposite: residents have to deal with crocodiles, formerly far from the banks. As for the school, it has become an island and some children are forced to cross on makeshift rafts.
Directors: Frédéric ELHORGA; Guillaume LHOTELLIER

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When Eva (9) and her friends enter SUPASTAZ dance competition, their focus is to win the prize money of 150,000/- Unbeknownst to them, they are the target of child traffickers.

SUPASTAZ was shot in October 2021 & premiered at Prestige Cinemas in Nairobi in April 2022. The film was funded by the German government through GIZ in partnership with the DCI Anti-Human Trafficking & Child Protection Unit.

The key cast are part of Anno's One Fine Day, a children's arts program which empowers children through creative arts.

CREW
Producer: Krysteen Savane
Co-Producer/Production Manager : Bea Wangondu
Directors: Oprah Oyugi & Krysteen Savane
Writer: Oprah Oyugi
DOP: Abdi Shuria
1st AC/Steadicam operator: Timothy Njogu
2nd AC: Simon Mwai
Script Supervisor: Caroline Wanjiru
Location Sound: Willis Abuto
Editors: Carole Gikandi & Oprah Oyugi
Colourist: Timothy Njogu
Trailer Editor, Titles & Subtitles: Roselida Taabu
VFx: Hueman Studios & Light Illusions
Post Sound Production: Nick Loder & Lawrence Magaya
Score: Eric Wainaina
Service Producer: Dhamira Films

CAST
Eva - Abigail Wambui
Mishy - Christine VinTracy
Jose - Levi Onyango
Collo - Michael Odhiambo
Abby - Alyne Awuor
Levy - Reagan Miller
Babjee - Wilson Odhiambo
Kambua - Blessings Nemaiyan
Juma - Alphas Chiama
Oti - Aroji Otieno
Susan - Neomi Wambui Nganga
Mama Boi - Leah Asego
Toni - Moraa Gloria
Stella - Nekoye Ommeh
Teacher Dot - Beth Waigwe
Cucu wa Eva - Mukami Njiru
Mama Collo - Mercy Wanjiru
Georges - Godfrey Ojiambo
Kades - Peter Njogu
Detective #01 - Arthur Sanya
Mama Chips Mwitu - Mary Nduta
News caster - Naomi Mburuh
Drunk - Ojay Hasshim
Soldier - Kevin Oduor
Judges (1) - Sandra Onyango
Judges (1) - Jackson Michael Atulo
Judges (3) - Melvin Magina
Mishy's Sister - Mary Akoth

The story revolves around everyday office drama between staff who are
trying to survive through the company’s financial and economic crises.

"In every PRESENT has a PAYMENT from the PAST "
Based on a true events
Written by Abbas Hussien

Shiku a social media fanatic plans her bridal shower with her virtual boyfriend just to find out it was a prank from her roommate.

DAILY LIFE IN STREETS OF NAIROBI
THIS MOVIE EDUCATES YOUTHS AND TEENS TO STOP CRIME