26 Oct 10 kenyan movies you can see on Netflix
Supa Modo (2018): Follow the heartwarming journey of a young girl with a terminal illness who dreams of becoming a superhero.
Disconnect (2018): Explore the lives of three strangers in Nairobi as they navigate the complexities of human connection in a digital age.
18 Hours (2017): Experience the tension of a critical situation in an emergency room where doctors and nurses fight to keep a patient alive.
Nairobi Half Life (2012): Join Mwas, a young man aspiring to become an actor in Nairobi’s film industry, as he discovers the harsh realities of the city.
Kati Kati (2016): Delve into a mysterious wilderness camp where a group of strangers becomes ensnared in a haunting drama.
Rafiki (2018): Witness a beautiful love story between two young women in Nairobi, directed by Wanuri Kahiu and sparking controversy for its LGBTQ+ representation.
Poacher (2018): Follow the gripping tale of a young man who turns to poaching for survival but faces the repercussions of his choices.
Sincerely Daisy (2020): Embark on a coming-of-age journey with Daisy, a teenage girl navigating the challenges of high school and family dynamics.
Softie (2020): Experience the documentary chronicling the life of Boniface Mwangi, a Kenyan photojournalist and political activist.
Country Queen (2022): Dive into Kenya’s first homegrown Netflix series, which follows the lives of ordinary Kenyans fighting against corporate power and land g.
