For Kibera! 2015
In 2015, Finnish filmmaker Kati Juurus shines a light on Nairobi's Kibera slum through the lens of Boy Dallas, a charismatic young self-taught cameraman who doubles as the voice behind *The Voice of Kibera* radio show.
Director: Kati Juurus
Frequently Asked Questions
What is For Kibera! (2015) about?
Finnish documentary *For Kibera!* follows Boy Dallas, a young radio host and self-taught cameraman in Nairobi's largest slum. Armed with a spare camera, he investigates why Kibera, despite receiving constant aid, continues to suffer from deep poverty and neglect. The film captures his personal quest to give the slum's residents a platform and a voice.
Who directed For Kibera!?
Kati Juurus directed *For Kibera!*. The Finnish filmmaker is known for her socially conscious documentaries that focus on marginalized communities and grassroots movements.
Who stars in For Kibera!?
The documentary centers on Boy Dallas, the charismatic radio host and cameraman, along with the voices and stories of Kibera's residents who share their experiences on camera.
Is For Kibera! (2015) worth watching?
As a 56-minute documentary, *For Kibera!* offers a raw and compelling look at urban poverty through the eyes of someone who lives it. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating, its focus on authentic storytelling and social impact makes it a worthwhile watch for fans of documentary films and anyone interested in global inequality.
How long is For Kibera!?
For Kibera! has a runtime of 56 minutes.
About For Kibera! (2015) — How One Boy's Camera Exposed a Nairobi Slum's Unseen Struggle
In 2015, Finnish filmmaker Kati Juurus shines a light on Nairobi's Kibera slum through the lens of Boy Dallas, a charismatic young self-taught cameraman who doubles as the voice behind *The Voice of Kibera* radio show. Dallas picks up an extra camera and sets out on a mission to uncover why, despite decades of international aid, Kibera remains trapped in cycles of poverty and neglect. His raw, on-the-ground footage reveals the untold stories behind the headlines, blending personal resilience with systemic struggles in a way that feels both urgent and deeply human.
For Kibera! (2015) transforms Dallas's journey into a gripping documentary that balances intimate local storytelling with broader themes of inequality and empowerment. Juurus crafts an unflinching yet hopeful portrait of a community fighting to be heard, using Dallas's dual role as radio host and filmmaker to bridge gaps between outsiders and insiders. The atmosphere crackles with authenticity, offering viewers a rare glimpse into a world where survival and creativity go hand in hand against overwhelming odds.