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Boma Film Nights: Bringing Film Community Closer

Remember when watching a movie was a community affair?

Helga Ndinda
Last updated: January 24, 2025 11:05 am
Helga Ndinda
Published: January 23, 2025
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January is usually a dry month in every sense, and the film industry is not left behind. Remember December? Every other week, a new film premiere had us buzzing, with Kenyan productions dropping movies faster than we could keep up. And now? January rolls in, and the silence is almost deafening. If you’ve been stuck rewatching old Kenyan movies to the point where you can recite your favourite actors’ lines verbatim, don’t despair. Boma Nights is here to save the day—or, should I say, your nights.

As the name suggests, Boma Nights is all about community, but don’t just take my word for it. They put it perfectly: “Remember when watching a movie was a community affair? BOMA Film Nights is bringing this back with a touch of class and maybe some sass.” Gen Z and beyond, stay with me—there was a time when DJ Afro would gather entire neighbourhoods around one screen for a movie. Boma Nights is the glow-up version of that nostalgic Kenyan culture, now with vibes, aesthetics, and better snacks.

Curated by award-winning filmmaker Nice Githinji, Boma Nights brings Kenya’s finest films to a cosy, interactive community setting at Café Amka. Expect screenings of gems like Stero, Mawimbi, Midnight Van, and Moments to Die For. It’s not just about the movies—it’s a celebration of everything we love: Kenyan cinema, community, good vibes, music, and, yes, food. (Speaking of food, can we talk about how some cinemas still think popcorn and hotdogs are enough? Boma Nights gets it—real food is non-negotiable!)

Dj Lo will be live at BOMA Film Nights

And the best part? Tickets are a steal—just 600 shillings if you fly solo or 1,100 shillings for couples. Honestly, that’s pocket change for a night of pure Kenyan culture that’ll make your standard movie night look like a bad first draft. So, what are you waiting for? Clear your calendars for the night of 30th January, dust off those January blues and come experience the magic of Boma Nights—where community meets cinema in the best way possible.

Get your tickets now to BOMA FILM NIGHTS at tickets.sanaapost.com

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