Rafiki

In the heart of Nairobi, two girls—Kena and Ziki—fall for each other in a world that tells them they can’t. Bright, bold, and buzzing with life, Rafiki flips the script on stories of queer struggle, choosing joy, rebellion, and radical tenderness instead. Banned in Kenya for daring to show love between women, the film still made history at Cannes in 2018, breaking barriers and blazing a trail for a new generation of African queer cinema. Rafiki isn’t just a love story—it’s a revolution in pink and glitter.