FILM & THEATRE

Inspired by Christopher Nolan and M. Night Shyamalan, emerging Kenyan filmmaker Trevor Sagide explores the mind and the unknown.

This stage play is a witty, avant-garde Kenyan comedy about love, crime, and chaos.

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.

Kitale Film Week founder Peter Pages Bwire on building Kitale's film culture and the need for industry investment beyond Nairobi.

From significant milestones to commendable firsts to notable returns, 2024 was a buzzier and busier year for Kenya's film, TV and theatre industry.

The film boldly showcases the potential of Kenyan cinema through genre diversity and innovative techniques.

From Philit Productions, the film spares no detail in depicting the psychological and physical toll of abuse.

The actress reflects on her journey and the industry as she prepares to celebrate her decade-long acting career with an ambitious showcase.

Sketchy Africans charms with humour and a lovable ensemble, delivering laughs despite its narrative flaws.