Ryan Marley’s documentary follows Amadou and Mariam as they travel between Paris, Spain, and Mali to record what would become their final album. The structure is familiar enough: archival footage, talking heads, performance sequences, the slow build toward a homecoming concert.
Playing at Unsene.en Nairobi through Ju
Father’s Day lands this Sunday, and Nairobi has shown up for it. Whether your dad is the type who wants a long, unhurried brunch with the family, a morning run before the city wakes up, or a cold drink somewhere with a view, there is something on this weekend that fits.
Zoey Martinson’s award-winning Ghanaian comedy The Fisherman is screening through June at Unseen Nairobi. Our review of the talking fish film everyone’s loving. Tickets on Mookh.
Things We Carry presents a fundraising screening of the award winning film KHARTOUM at the unique venue Sarakasi Dome @sarakasitrustofficial in Ngara.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with co-director Snoopy Ibrahim.