‘Widow Champion’ Tribeca Review: Patient, Precise and Piercing
This documentary honours the pain and power of the women at its centre and brings to light conversations that urgently...
Kelvin Kariuki is a cinephile. He believes movies are the most powerful way to shape perspectives. As a lover and student of Kenyan cinema, he is keen to review and curate the films and shows that are shaping the Kenyan film industry before embarking on his journey of making his own films someday. He would defend 'Supa Modo' with his life.
This documentary honours the pain and power of the women at its centre and brings to light conversations that urgently...
'MTV Shuga Mashariki' filters reality through such exaggerated spectacle, it edges into parody.
This documentary explores the repatriation of Beninese artifacts and the meaning of return.
This 2024 Nigerian film delivers political urgency and visual beauty, even if its narrative at times falters under the weight...
Tukisonga embraces the messy realities of late adolescence with refreshing authenticity.
The show joins the long line of formulaic, corporate-induced incarnations of Kenyan drama.
With sex shoehorned into almost every scene to “keep it spicy,” the show ends up as a flaccid and often...
Visually striking yet frustratingly hollow, this film explores Kenyan culture with an emotional depth that remains just out of reach.
Four short films explore stories on bodily autonomy, justice and self-discovery among young people.
From Philit Productions, the film spares no detail in depicting the psychological and physical toll of abuse.
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