Honey at the Top

The documentary runs for 55 minutes and provides an intimate look at the community's fight to preserve their culture and land. It focuses on Elias, a father of two, who collaborates with his community to resist evictions and maintain their way of life.

Honey at the Top highlights the challenges posed by international organizations and local authorities, including the World Bank and the Kenya Forest Service. These entities are depicted as pressing the Sengwer people, with actions that include burning their homes and attempting to commodify the forest through carbon offsetting schemes. This documentary captures the essence of a community at a critical turning point.