Kenya's film industry is experiencing a transformative shift, emerging as a dynamic hub of storytelling, creativity, and economic growth.
Once overshadowed by foreign productions, the country's cinematic landscape is now commanding both local and international recognition, with filmmakers pushing boundaries and audiences embracing homegrown content.
From hard-hitting dramas to witty comedies, Kenyan films are making waves, challenging the dominance of Nollywood and Hollywood.
Yet, the big question remains: Can the industry sustain this momentum and cement itself as a global player?
