14 Dic 5 Kenyan movies and series you should check out on Netflix
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This Kenyan drama film follows Kev, a talented footballer and orphan caring for his sick sister. When his athletic dreams collapse, Kev turns to petty crime under the guidance of a corrupt police officer. The film delves into themes of poverty, desperation, and the tough choices people make in dire circumstances.
Morning After
Although not a full-length film, this short feature showcases exceptional Kenyan talent. It centres on a young man, played by Charlie Karumi, who wakes up to find his devout Christian mother has washed the clothes from his one-night stand, leading to a series of comedic and awkward situations.
Volume
One of the top Kenyan dramas on Netflix, *Volume* tells the story of Benja, an aspiring musician trying to succeed in Nairobi’s competitive music industry. The series explores his struggles and the tough decisions he faces while pursuing his dreams.
Mpakani: Story of the North
This ten-episode series focuses on a Special Intervention Unit (SIU) dealing with a terrorist threat in Wajii town. As the unit confronts the notorious Burhaan and his plans for a major attack, the show also delves into the personal lives and challenges of the diverse team stationed at a base along the Kenya/Somalia border.
An Instant Dad
Directed by Jennifer Gatero, this 2023 Kenyan comedy follows Ricky, a carefree bachelor whose life changes dramatically when a ten-year-old girl shows up at his door claiming to be his daughter. The film blends humour with heartfelt moments as Ricky navigates his new role as an unexpected parent.
