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Zawadi Kenyan Short Film Trailer
A short film made in Kenya following a day in life of a child living in Kibera Nairobi. Nominated for 2015 Newport Beach Film Festival and 2015 Seattle ...
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Zawadi has a unique ability and is not understood at how does she survive?
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Zawadi is a girl at crossroads…her personality is not understood at school…will she survive her self?
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ZAWADI (SHORT INSPIRATIONAL KENYAN FILM)
ZAWADI IS A SHORT INSPIRATIONAL FILM SHOT BY A GROUP MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY OF KENYA STUDENTS FOR THEIR SCHOOL PROJECT.ZAWADI ...
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