Excited to be bringing the Get Reel films back on screen. Showing every Friday this month.
Shaped by local realities and told by East African filmmakers 🌍, each one opens up something we’ve all brushed against: love, resilience, shame, uncertainty.
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OPEN CALL for African Filmmakers: WHY FREEDOM? (Africa Edition)🎬🌍
In partnership with @TheWhyFound , we’re calling on filmmakers across the continent to pitch short documentaries (5–15 min) that explore freedom, from your perspective, in the context you know best. Political, personal, social, economic, or environmental — all interpretations are welcome.
With democracy and individual freedoms under increasing pressure, this series is part of a global effort to spotlight the many lived realities of what freedom looks like, feels like, or is still being fought for.✊🏽✨
From grounded reflection to bold perspective, we’re looking for 6 clear, compelling narratives — anchored in voices you’re well-positioned to share, with real connection to the people, places, or moments at their core.
Call Details:
🔹 $7,000 USD production grant
🔹 Online Story development lab
🔹 5-day Physical Editing Lab Mentorship in Nairobi (Dec 2025)
🔹 Global distribution via THE WHY Foundation
***Deadline: 12 August 2025***
“To be free is not merely to cast off one’s chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.” — Nelson Mandela 💫
If your story questions what freedom is, or isn’t , in your context, we want to hear it.
Apply now via : https://t.co/lSywn8CZsW
#WHYFreedom #Docubox #AfricanFilmmakers #OpenCall
Meet the minds behind the mic for Where’s the Money? II . A deep dive conversation on youth-led access to climate finance in Kenya and Africa 🌍💰
This second round continues the conversation on unlocking funding for grassroots action, with a sharp lineup of voices bringing practical, local, and policy-driven perspectives.
Moderated once again by journalist @dennisaseto , who returns to guide the discussion after hosting the first edition.✨
On the Panel we have:
@StinicahKemunto – Who leads mental health-driven climate initiatives in Kenya and Uganda, with a focus on youth and civic space.
Innocent Omil – Climate policy practitioner connecting governance, finance, and grassroots solutions in East Africa.
Leah Osukuku – Founder of Lena Enterprise, using sustainable fashion to drive women-led green entrepreneurship.
@JeffreyGidayi – Youth WASH leader and circular economy advocate transforming waste into opportunity in Vihiga.
📌Happening on the 27th June, 2025 | 19:00 EAT
Set your reminder: https://t.co/f1wvYW6K7K
Hosted in collaboration with @KeYouth4sdgs as part of our Tabianchi SOS project, spotlighting stories that push climate action forward.
#WheresTheMoney #YouthClimateFinance #COP30 #Docubox #Youth4SDGs #Tabianchi
We’re thrilled to be part of the 8th RHNK Pan-African Adolescent & Youth Scientific Conference @rhnkorg , connecting and sharing insights with Changemakers, advocates, and experts on some of the most pressing issues facing young people’s health, rights, and wellbeing across Africa.
As part of the conversation, We’re hosting a masterclass on using storytelling for advocacy and policy change. Learn how film can spark dialogue and drive change, with insights from our work supporting youth-led films across East Africa.🎬
(Specifically from Kenya Creates Films and @getreelfilms_ )
📍 If attending the conference, you’re welcome to join us at Sebuleni Hall in Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort & Spa, Mombasa, on June 25, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
RSVP’s required , Sign up here: ( https://t.co/vyKqNWHW8W ) . See you there!✨
She’s not just making films — she’s making history. 🙌 Shirleen Wangari is the powerhouse behind Guatha, Wavamizi, 1992, and Act of Love. Through @BlackwellFilms, she’s telling African stories boldly & beautifully. 🎥 #WCW#FilmmakerSpotlight@getreelfilms_
AFRICAN FILMS. AFRICAN SCHOOLS. AFRICAN STORIES. 🎬
We’re taking stories back to the people at the KENYA NATIONAL DRAMA AND FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL #KNDFF2025! In partnership with the @EduMinKenya@CSL_Africa@TungaAfrika Kenya Grip, @kitalefilmweek, and the @kenyafilmcomm — we’re proud to launch a FILM HUB at📍 Lions Primary School, Nakuru.
📅 Mon 7th – Fri 11th April 2025 🕘 9AM – 4PM Daily
This isn’t just a Film Hub — it’s a cinematic experience! Expect: Bold stories on climate, identity, heritage & leadership. Explore a real film set with professional gears; Fun games + storytelling workshops; Meet filmmakers & fellow creatives.
If you're in Nakuru for KNDFF 2025 — come through with your students, your squad, or your fellow film buffs for a film hangout like no other.
Let’s celebrate African stories, told by Africans, for Africans. Don’t miss out! #KNDFF2025 #AfricanCinema #FilmHubNakuru #StoriesOfUs #CinemaForChange
“Sex Ed has long been stifled, but times are changing. Films help reshape how we talk about it—making conversations more open, relatable, and appropriate for different audiences”
@AbigailArunga
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“Film drives policy by amplifying voices and sparking real conversations. When people connect with a story, it breaks stigma and opens dialogue”
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@Eve_Apondi
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Cindy Makandi – Project Lead & Manager, Get Reel Films.
"Films create space for difficult conversations, turning advocacy into something deeply felt. They help open up tough discussions by evoking emotion and making complex issues more relatable.
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Join us this #InternationalWomensDay2025 as we bring together women who create, challenge & push boundaries—alongside Kelvin Kagambo—to explore how film sparks conversation & drives change.
📅 Mar 6 | ⏰ 7:30 PM EAT | 📍 X Space
#InternationalWomensDay2025#getreelfilms
Bringing African films 🎬 to African schools! Over 3,000 students have had a chance to watch powerful films at the ongoing #KitaleFilmWeek! For the last 4 days, we have screened award-winning documentaries like @landandfreedom_, A Goat for a Vote, & Children Have No Filter—tackling colonial history, leadership & #SRHRJ. We also held post-screening discussions that have sparked critical thinking and inspiring action among students, using film as a catalyst for social change and learning #FilmForImpact #AfricanStories #KitaleFilmWeek #AfricanCinema
Community impact screenings like these raise awareness, provide support, and connect survivors to essential services. Ending #SGBV is a collective responsibility—we must all take action to create safer spaces for everyone, regardless of gender or status. #Tusikimie#GetReelFilms
Powerful stories. Raw conversations. Real impact.🎬 Today's #GetReelFilms impact screening in Mathare with @Grace_Agenda was vital. Over 100 community members watched 6 powerful films: 1992, Jimbi, Detour, Unasemaje, The Red Line, & Before 16. Stories that spark change!🔥#SRHRJ
The post-screening discussions exposed harsh realities: rape, SGBV, defilement, early pregnancy, abortion, STIs, & stigma that silences victims. Survivors Elizabeth & Jacqueline, with a counsellor, led tough but vital talks—offering support, guidance & a path to healing. #SRHR