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_"I'm a free spirit and outgoing. I love trying out new things, which is probably why I got into acting in the first place because it's something I'd never really done before."_  Brenda Wairimu.

The movie has been nominated in nine categories! It has also been announced that NHL will be screening in the United States.

She beautifully portrayed a struggling mother trying to rebuild her home in Something Necessary

“I’m a Girl that can never be defined…”

Nairobi Half Life Screening at The NEST

Nairobi Half Life submitted reviews.

From the creative mind of Alison Ngibuini comes Mali. This is a soap revolving around the intrigue of a wealthy family (ala Dallas) but shot from the Kenyan perspective.

Could this be Africa’s Slumdog Millionaire? Sure, it lacks the Oscar-winner’s big-name Director and commensurate budget, but Nairobi Half Life exudes something similarly beguiling; something money can’t buy.

David "Tosh" Gitonga makes his big screen debut as a director with this Oscar worthy dramatic action flick about a young man who leaves his home in central province (I assume because there was quite a bit of Kikuyu speaking in the "goodbye" scenes) to travel to the big city in search of "a life".

Google the word sexy and 2.1 Billion results are returned in 0.16 seconds and as if that is not enough, here I am to add more results to the already sex manifested internet world. Awesome!What does sexy mean anyway?

Ni Sisi is a Kenyan movie about a pre-election scenario with the potential of ascent into violence.

The Kalasha Film and Television Awards is here with us again and this time with alot of new but somewhat expected surprises. The Kenya Film Commission will be hosting this prestigious awards ceremony for the fourth year running.

As per the Draft Kenya Film Policy, Film Kenya by Ministry of Information and Communications, the Kenyan entertainment industry is worth approximately Kshs 8.6 billion

The recently released Nairobi Half Life film will compete with other films from around the globe submitted for The 85th Academy for Motion Picture Arts and Science (AMPAS – better known as The Oscars) in the "Best Foreign Language Film" Category.

Kenya is now on the global map in terms of film making, but for all the wrong reasons.