“Pauline is a first wife and a single mum, juggling several jobs to pay for her children’s education. Meanwhile, the men kill time and drink by the river. Thank goodness she has a faithful goat!”
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After the death of her child in 2014, Vivian Gaiko, a young Kenyan woman, set out on a journey to help other parents struggling with the loss of their own children The film explores the impact of complicated grief on Vivian after her daughter, Princess Amani, died suddenly at just two – weeks old following
Ibrah, a young college graduate is under pressure from his mother to get a job and earn a living. Things escalate for the worst at home, forcing him to cave in at a cost that impacts his life forever.
The ‘RIVER OF BROWN WATERS’ is a story of a river Called Ewaso Ng’iro in Northern Kenya crosscutting through the pastoralist counties of Laikipia,Samburu,Isiolo and Marsabit. It is a lifeline to a huge number of pastoralists and their livelihood. It supports wildlife and the various kinds of lives in its ecosystem. Being a sources of
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Rehema realizes that saving her daughter is not enough there are many other girls who need her help, she decides to help as many children as she can. This story follows Rehema and her mission to save girls from early marriages, her vision is to get the girls an education, so that they can change
After her sons disappearance, a loving mother endures a heart-wrenching revelation about him.
Daudi, a teenage son to a single mother is driven by hunger, neglect and anger, which lead him into bad company, jail and finally to becoming a jihadist. If his community and neighbours had taken it upon themselves to support him better, would the ending of his story be different?
My Friend Ngigi is a documentary about a childhood friend and former classmate who has a mental health problem and has been living in the streets of Githurai since the year 2003. The story takes us through a relationship of the friendship between the narrator (me) and how Ngigi ended up in the streets, his
“I grew-up questioning my authenticity as a Japadhola girl because I just couldn’t bring myself to kneel down while greeting other people like many other Japadhola girls did, like I had been taught. It just disturbed me that none of the boys were expected to kneel down for anything. A number of cultures within Uganda
The short documentary film focuses on Mental Health in the Somali Community and how they find peace through religious faith.
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