East African Movie Night: Rafiki

A social portrait of love, identity and resistance; Rafiki follows two young women as they fall in love despite their families' political rivalry and try to navigate a society where same-sex relationships are criminalized. Directed by Wanuri Kahiu, the film offers a heartfelt look at social prejudice, cultural expectations and the courage it takes to live freely.

Movie nights are opportunities for community connection, reflection, and meaningful dialogue. As we watch Rafiki, we create space to share emotions and perspectives that bring together our diverse backgrounds and experiences.  Its narrative encourages us to challenge social barriers, celebrate diversity, and recognize the power of storytelling in fostering empathy, preserving cultural identity, and building a more inclusive community.

We look forward to sharing this special night with all attendees. Whether you're a fan of East African cinema or new to our stories, your presence will enhance our experience. Together, we'll enjoy a…