5 BEST KENYAN MOVIES You Need to Watch!

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.