NAIROBI (Reuters) - Rafiki, an acclaimed film portraying a lesbian romance that was until Friday banned in Kenya where it was made, showed on Sunday to a cheering, sold-out audience in Nairobi.
In partnership with the Brazilian Association of Black Audiovisual Professionals, the Embassy of Brazil in Nairobi is proud to host the "Black Brazilian Film Festival" this month, celebrated in Brazil ...
Kenyan filmmaker Bea Wangondu will bring her documentary ‘Kikuyu Land’ to the Nairobi Film Festival, highlighting colonial ...
The Kenyan film industry went a notch higher last Wednesday after the film Nairobi Half Life made its European debut to a full house in Germany’s capital city Berlin. The film, which opened at Kino ...
NBO Film Festival returns to Nairobi from 15 - 25 October 2026, bringing its biggest programme yet across Prestige Plaza, Unseen Cinema, Kaloleni Social Hall and Alliance Française Nairobi. This ...
Two documentaries premiering at Sundance this weekend are set thousands of miles apart — in Nairobi, Kenya and Texas, respectively – but at the heart of their stories is the same thesis: the ...
A young aspiring actor from upcountry Kenya dreams of becoming an accomplished actor one day, and in pursuit of this and to the chagrin of his brother and parents, he makes his way to Nairobi – the ...