The film follows Everlyn’s daily life in rural Mumbira,a life built in sweet potato farming since herhusband died in 2018.Now shattered by recurring floods ,fueled by rice plantation runoff and heavyrainfall .Her eldest son sacrifices college so his younger siblings can stay in school,each flood destroyshuts,drowns her livestock,and forces her family to seek refuge at […]
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Flames of Change is a short documentary that explores the story of Alice Kung’u, a woman from Limuru, Kenya,who is pioneering clean energy solutions in her community through the production of eco-friendly briquettes. Againsta backdrop of environmental degradation and economic hardship, Alice’s work represents a powerful intersection ofclimate action, women’s empowerment, and grassroots innovation.The film
Threads of Change is a powerful short documentary that follows the inspiring journey of Africa Collect Textiles, a Kenyaninitiative tackling the growing environmental crisis caused by fast fashion. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Nairobi,the film explores how used clothing, often seen as waste, becomes a valuable resource through creative reuse, recycling,and community empowerment. Through
Green Pedal – short documentary explores how electric bicycles are transforming mobility, livelihoods, andclimate resilience in urban Kenya. Told through the eyes of a delivery rider, the film highlights the power of cleanmobility to restore freedom, dignity, and opportunity one ride at a time.
A Forest’s Cry is a poetic observational documentary set in Ngong Forest, capturing ayoung woman as she cleans up litter, plants a sapling, and reflects on her connection tothe environment. The film begins with her already at work, gathering trash in silence asbirdsong and wind thread through the forest canopy. Through a calm, grounded voiceover,drawn
In the heart of Nairobi flows the Mathare River once a symbol of life, now a site of neglect, pollution, andenvironmental injustice. The River is a striking documentary that exposes the devastating impact of urban waste,illegal dumping, and human disregard on one of Nairobi’s most critical waterways.At the center of the story is the Lucky
Red Line’ embarks on an emotional journey with Jackie, a survivor of sexual assault, as she battles for justice in a system that continually fails her. This short documentary explores Jackie’s struggle, her political aspirations, and her determination to empower others in the face of injustice through the powerful campaign led by contemporary dance.
An exciting journey with Bahati Ngazi, the charismatic former radio star turned event planner, entertainer, and sex guru, known fondly as ‘Mtoto rangi pesa’ in vibrant Mombasa, Kenya. Delving deeper, we explore the cultural significance of sex education through enchanting rituals like singing, dancing, banter, and cooking, all infused with the wisdom of Swahili tradition.
Elizabeth, after being raped by a group of strangers. She lived into a deep self-hate and cheerless life. Her life took an unexpected turn as she discovered she was pregnant. Despite her efforts to terminate the pregnancy, circumstances prevented her from doing even on the day of giving birth. Now, with her daughter on the
After waking up in a psychiatric ward in the US, Noella had to quit film school and return to Kenya. She’d been diagnosed with bipolar, something both her family and herself had no idea how to deal with. She decides to turn the camera on them and herself as they try to navigate this unknown,
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