Soul Boy

Soul Boy follows 14-year-old Abila who lives in a challenging slum in Nairobi. The narrative centers around his relationship with his girlfriend, Shiku, and the complications arising from their different tribal backgrounds. The story takes a darker turn when Abila's father gambles away his own soul, setting off a magical journey.

With a runtime of 61 minutes, this film presents a blend of slum life and mythology, offering a unique perspective on the struggles of youth in a complex social landscape. Directed by woman filmmaker Hawa Essuman, it stands out in its representation of African storytelling.

Collectors interested in this title can find it available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to explore diverse narratives in their collection. Soul Boy reflects not only personal struggles but also broader cultural themes, making it an interesting watch for anyone interested in global cinema.