Kitale Film Week showcases Cinema that speaks to the soul

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I Know My Rights: A Truth to Power Kitale Film Week Entry

In an era where the relationship between citizens and authority grows increasingly complex, I Know My Rights emerges as a…

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Dear Actor, The Ball is in Your Court

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