From Kenya’s Film Industry to the US Military, Paul Ogola is Chasing the Ultimate Dream
The Kenyan-actor-turned-sailor discusses why he joined US Navy, his big dreams and why acting remains his first love.
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Voline Ogutu is Thinking Out of The Box With Untapped Genres in Kenya
With films like 'Kifungo', Kenyan filmmaker Voline Ogutu is exploring untapped genres in Kenya while tackling human and relatable stories.
“Story Without Culture Doesn’t Make Sense”: Daudi Anguka on ‘Mvera’ and Bringing Authentic Coastal Stories to the Mainstream
Known for his Swahili storytelling, the director takes on his most audacious and ambitious project yet with his debut feature.
Sam Soko on ‘Free Money’ and Finding Intrigue in the Complexities of Real Life
For this Kenyan documentary filmmaker, known for his socio-political storytelling, truth is often stranger, and more intriguing than fiction.
“I’m Finally an Actor”: Justin Mirichii on ‘Shimoni’ and Finally Getting the Most Defining Role of His Career
As Geoffrey, Mirichii gives one of the most outstanding performances an actor has ever delivered in the Kenyan film landscape.
“We Have to Learn to Humanise the Things That Hurt Us”: Angela Wamai On the Making of ‘Shimoni’
Wamai discusses her journey creating the critically-acclaimed film and making it as raw and as genuine as possible.
A Love Letter to ‘Supa Modo’, Kenya’s Best Film Yet
Arguably Kenya's most successful film, 'Supa Modo' should be our 'Parasite.' Our 'Touki Bouki.' It genuinely deserves it.
‘Nairobi Half Life’: A Ten Year Retrospective of Kenya’s Most Consequential Film
'Nairobi Half Life' is our omega, our first nuclear explosion of cinematic expression, and a distinctly Kenyan addition to the crime genre.
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