Maoriland Hub presents

Rafiki

Otaki
Tue 30 Oct

Venue Location

68 Main Street, Otaki

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Prices

STANDARD:

GENERAL ADMISSION
$6.00

Timing

Running Time: 83 mins + Q&A

Venue Location

68 Main Street, Otaki

Payment Options

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2.50%
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$1.50
Online Eftpos
1.80%

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$5.00
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$9.00
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Please note doors open at 6pm, screening starts at 6:30pm.

RAFIKI is about two young Kenyan women’s love and friendship, directed by Wanuri Kahiu who will be present for the screening. 

Inspired by Ugandan Monica Arac de Nyeko's 2007 Caine Prize Winning short story "Jambula Tree", Rafiki is the story of friendship and tender love that grows between two young women, Kena and Ziki, amidst family and political pressures. It screened in  Un Certain Regard at Cannes  in 2018 and has just screened at Toronto.

Wanuri Kahiu was born in Nairobi and studied producing and directing at UCLA’s school of theatre, film, and television. Her films include the shorts Ras Star (06) and Pumzi (09), and the features From a Whisper (09), Africa First: Volume One (10), Who Am I? (16), and Rafiki (18). (From Toronto). 

Rated M

This screening is brought to the Maoriland Hub by #directedbywomen #aotearoa in association with the Big Screen Symposium, LMC, Rialto, Spiral, Te Auaha, The Magic Fridge, the New Zealand Film School.

 

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