It's Us

The film, originally titled Ni Sisi, explores the dynamics of a Kenyan village characterized by diverse tribes and extended families. Set against the backdrop of post-election violence, it highlights how corruption and political bribery can fracture community bonds. The characters face mistrust fueled by rumors, yet they ultimately unite to prevent further violence.

It's Us conveys a hopeful message about personal and communal responsibility. It emphasizes that both individuals and communities possess the power to influence their circumstances. By addressing racism and negative stereotypes, the film encourages discussions around the 2008 post-election violence, illustrating the futility of violence and the importance of solidarity in overcoming challenges.