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After seven years of living in Nairobi, Zuena, a 27 year old woman relocates to her rural home in a small fishing village in Mombasa where her elder sister runs a dance troupe as a source of livelihood.

Executive producer - Maisha Magic
Producer - Shirleen Wangari
Director - Jesse K
Production House - Blackwell Films/ JMG Studios Africa/ Sasa Agency / Film Citi

If it has Tosh Gitonga's fingerprints on it, then you definitely know that it's a MUST WATCH!

VOLUME follows the life of a young man striving to make it in the music industry. He faces challenges, Hustle ya mtaani and soon realizes that the industry is conniving and full of opportunists.

Catch this film on NETFLIX starting this December 20th. YOU DONT WANT TO MISS THIS.

For collaborations contact us on our gmail : kenyanfilms109@gmail.com


THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!!❤️❤️

The Nairobi Shuffle follows John, a naive and innocent man from a rural area, as he navigates the harsh realities of Nairobi city life. Arriving with wide-eyed excitement, John quickly becomes a target for various con artists and criminals, losing his phone, money, and even his maize within a short span.

His misfortunes begin at the bus station where he witnesses a phone snatching and is then abandoned by a woman he tries to help. He struggles to communicate with the locals due to his rural accent and is further exploited by a luggage handler who disappears with his belongings. A series of unfortunate encounters ensues: a con artist steals his wallet, a child runs off with his money after promising to buy him airtime, and a boda boda rider steals his phone after offering a ride.

Lost and desperate, John encounters Makata, a local hustler involved in drug dealing and other criminal activities. Makata initially appears to offer help but soon takes advantage of John's vulnerability, inducting him into his gang. John, who had travelled to Nairobi to find work and send money home to his mother, is drawn into this criminal lifestyle as a means of survival.

The film then shows John's gradual transformation over seven months, from a naive villager to a hardened member of Makata's gang. He learns the tricks of the trade, participating in robberies and other illegal activities. He even tries to improve his appearance by buying new clothes, which leads him to a tailor named Mulili.

John develops a connection with Mulili, a hardworking woman with aspirations of becoming a fashion designer. He helps her out of a tight spot by buying her some much-needed supplies. This interaction hints at a possible redemption arc for John.

Meanwhile, tensions rise within Makata's gang. Biggy, the apparent leader, grows impatient with Makata and Godana. There's a hint of a power struggle and potential betrayal within the group. The police are also on their trail, adding to the growing danger.

The synopsis ends with John's past catching up to him when a police officer recognizes him from an earlier incident. This sets the stage for a potential climax where John will have to face the consequences of his choices.....



Production Team
Executive Producer: Brighton Ochieng Odwar
Line Producer: Kings Brighton
Director: Kings Brighton
Story by: Romiyo Caviol
Script Writer: Brighton Ochieng Odwar
Director of Photography (DOP): Romiyo Caviol
Assistant Director: Romiyo Caviol
Assistant Director: Kenneth Becker
Script Supervisor: Spinta Ke
Camera 1: Simon Peter
Camera 2: Alan Ian
Lighting Technician: Glen Ochieng
Sound: KB254 LABEL
Makeup Artist: Kings Brighton
Production Designer: Malcolm Leno
Set Designer: Malcolm Leno
Props Master: Tobias Onyango
Location Manager: Malcolm Leno

Editing Team
Kings Brighton
Romiyo Caviol

VFX
Simon Peter
Kings Brighton

Production House: Odwars Solutions
Photography: Jimmy and Co Studios

Cast
Makata: Malcolm Leno
Saiko: Stan Pablo
Mully: Viola Odhiambo
John: Joseph Odoyo
Cindy: Caroline
Noy: Javan Otieno
Iano: Helary Agwambo
Shiro: Kiriri Rose
Kabito: Mido Otieno
Bigy: Clinton Otieno
Mama John: Everlyne Atieno
Mama Makata: Rose
Police: Manudekudum
Mama Mully: Doreen

Special Thanks
Cool Collection
Euro Pub
Ayiera Initiative
Brian Onyango
Abdi Usama Wahid
James Kariuki

Disclaimer

This film is inspired by true events, but certain characters, names, locations, and incidents have been fictionalized for dramatic purposes. While every effort has been made to portray the core story accurately, some liberties have been taken with the narrative.

The filmmakers acknowledge the use of copyrighted music in this film. While every effort has been made to identify and credit the copyright holders, we recognize that inadvertent omissions may occur. This film is intended for entertainment purposes only, and no commercial gain is being sought from the use of this music. All rights to the respective musical compositions and recordings belong to their respective owners.

If it has Tosh Gitonga's fingerprints on it, then you definitely know that it's a MUST WATCH!

VOLUME follows the life of a young man striving to make it in the music industry. He faces challenges, Hustle ya mtaani and soon realizes that the industry is conniving and full of opportunists.

Catch this film on NETFLIX starting this December 20th. YOU DONT WANT TO MISS THIS.

For collaborations contact us on our gmail : kenyanfilms109@gmail.com


THANK YOU FOR WATCHING!!❤️❤️

The Nairobi Shuffle follows John, a naive and innocent man from a rural area, as he navigates the harsh realities of Nairobi city life. Arriving with wide-eyed excitement, John quickly becomes a target for various con artists and criminals, losing his phone, money, and even his maize within a short span.

His misfortunes begin at the bus station where he witnesses a phone snatching and is then abandoned by a woman he tries to help. He struggles to communicate with the locals due to his rural accent and is further exploited by a luggage handler who disappears with his belongings. A series of unfortunate encounters ensues: a con artist steals his wallet, a child runs off with his money after promising to buy him airtime, and a boda boda rider steals his phone after offering a ride.

Lost and desperate, John encounters Makata, a local hustler involved in drug dealing and other criminal activities. Makata initially appears to offer help but soon takes advantage of John's vulnerability, inducting him into his gang. John, who had travelled to Nairobi to find work and send money home to his mother, is drawn into this criminal lifestyle as a means of survival.

The film then shows John's gradual transformation over seven months, from a naive villager to a hardened member of Makata's gang. He learns the tricks of the trade, participating in robberies and other illegal activities. He even tries to improve his appearance by buying new clothes, which leads him to a tailor named Mulili.

John develops a connection with Mulili, a hardworking woman with aspirations of becoming a fashion designer. He helps her out of a tight spot by buying her some much-needed supplies. This interaction hints at a possible redemption arc for John.

Meanwhile, tensions rise within Makata's gang. Biggy, the apparent leader, grows impatient with Makata and Godana. There's a hint of a power struggle and potential betrayal within the group. The police are also on their trail, adding to the growing danger.

The synopsis ends with John's past catching up to him when a police officer recognizes him from an earlier incident. This sets the stage for a potential climax where John will have to face the consequences of his choices.....



Production Team
Executive Producer: Brighton Ochieng Odwar
Line Producer: Kings Brighton
Director: Kings Brighton
Story by: Romiyo Caviol
Script Writer: Brighton Ochieng Odwar
Director of Photography (DOP): Romiyo Caviol
Assistant Director: Romiyo Caviol
Assistant Director: Kenneth Becker
Script Supervisor: Spinta Ke
Camera 1: Simon Peter
Camera 2: Alan Ian
Lighting Technician: Glen Ochieng
Sound: KB254 LABEL
Makeup Artist: Kings Brighton
Production Designer: Malcolm Leno
Set Designer: Malcolm Leno
Props Master: Tobias Onyango
Location Manager: Malcolm Leno

Editing Team
Kings Brighton
Romiyo Caviol

VFX
Simon Peter
Kings Brighton

Production House: Odwars Solutions
Photography: Jimmy and Co Studios

Cast
Makata: Malcolm Leno
Saiko: Stan Pablo
Mully: Viola Odhiambo
John: Joseph Odoyo
Cindy: Caroline
Noy: Javan Otieno
Iano: Helary Agwambo
Shiro: Kiriri Rose
Kabito: Mido Otieno
Bigy: Clinton Otieno
Mama John: Everlyne Atieno
Mama Makata: Rose
Police: Manudekudum
Mama Mully: Doreen

Special Thanks
Cool Collection
Euro Pub
Ayiera Initiative
Brian Onyango
Abdi Usama Wahid
James Kariuki

Disclaimer

This film is inspired by true events, but certain characters, names, locations, and incidents have been fictionalized for dramatic purposes. While every effort has been made to portray the core story accurately, some liberties have been taken with the narrative.

The filmmakers acknowledge the use of copyrighted music in this film. While every effort has been made to identify and credit the copyright holders, we recognize that inadvertent omissions may occur. This film is intended for entertainment purposes only, and no commercial gain is being sought from the use of this music. All rights to the respective musical compositions and recordings belong to their respective owners.

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