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For Kibera!

For Kibera!

2015 · 56 min · Documentary

Boy Dallas lives in the slum of Kibera, the capital of Kenya, Nairobi. He is a radio host, "The Voice of Kibera." Dallas is a self-taught cameraman, and with a spare camera, he sets out to find out why the neighborhood, which has long been the target of aid, is still in such terrible trouble.

Directed by Kati Juurus · Written by Kati Juurus

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