Screening dates and booking

Credits

  • Director-screenwriter

    Damien Hauser

  • With

    Electricer Kache Hamisi, Bibi Swaleh, Bosco Baraka Karisa

  • Kenya-Switzerland 2024. 90min

  • Courtesy of

    Rushlake Media

  • Language

    Swahili

    With English subtitles

Introduction

Living in the lush coastal town of Watamu, young Aisha lives dares to imagine a life outside her community. She’s encouraged in her dreams of acting by Hassan, a local fisherman, who plants in her a seed of hope. The charming Electricer Kache Hamisi heads an impressive cast in a film that teaches us something about daring to swim against the tide.

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