FILM & THEATRE

This film would be more impactful if it didn't push its evangelical agenda at the expense of the Luo culture it's set in.

In this ZIFF Best Feature winner, an elderly widower struggles to hold onto his fading memories as those close to him scheme for his land.

'The Caller' is the kind of movie with all the right technical ingredients and an easily digestible plot worth every minute of a casual evening.

'Story Sosa' is a collection of stories from five different writers, all lacing to tell of different ideas of home they have grown up with.

'Graveyard Queens' delivers a heartfelt and resonant tribute, bringing the best of a generation of actors together on one stage.

Wamai discusses her journey creating the critically-acclaimed film and making it as raw and as genuine as possible.

The narrative doesn’t take itself too seriously for the most part, but when it should, it opens itself up and digs deep.

Films like this not only stir up conversations on taboo topics, they also raise the question of humanity and what little is left.

A mafia film strongly rooted in the Nigerian climate that doesn't try to reinvent itself like every gangster flick post-The Godfather.

'Watatu' highlights youth radicalisation, religious extremism, xenophobia, economic disparity, corruption and politics at the Kenyan coast.