SUPA MODO (Youth Film Matinee)

Sunday, Oct. 6th at The New Parkway Theater in Oakland
Film starts at Noon. So get there early.
Jo, a witty 9-year-old girl, loves films and superheroes. Battling a terminal illness, she dreams of being a superhero, and inspires other kids in the children's hospital to play out scenes from action films. One day, her mother Kathryn takes Jo back to her rural village to spend the rest of her short life with her family. Against all odds and battling the time left her, the whole village takes it upon themselves to make Jo's last wish a reality: to make a film and star in it.

The film features 4 languages commonly spoken in Kenya : English, Kiswahili, Sheng and Kikuyu.

Runtime1 hour 14 minutes with disscusion after the film

• Director
  

• Stars
  Nyawara Ndambia

• Writers
  Kamau Ndungu

Welcome to The 15th Annual Fist Up Film Festival!
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The Fist Up Film Festival presents films that are intended to create impact, inspire discussion and foster understanding. By placing emphasis on the connected experiences between global and local communities, The Fist Up Film Festival creates visual parallels between people’s lived experiences and stories from around the world.

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