Showing posts from nbo-film-festival tag

- 17 Sep 2026
Kenya: International Kenyan Film ‘Call Me Queen’ to Premiere in Kenya On October 17
[Capital FM] New international Kenyan film CALL ME QUEEN is set to premiere in Kenya on 17 October 2026 at the NBO Film Festival (Prestige Ngong Road from 6 PM), with members of the film's Kenyan an...

- 16 Sep 2026
Call Me Queen comes home to Kenya for NBO Film Festival
New international Kenyan film Call Me Queen is set to premiere in Kenya on 17 October 2026 at the NBO Film Festival (Prestige Ngong Road from 6 PM), with members of the film’s Kenyan and internation...

- 03 Oct 2026
Call Me Queen brings Nairobi’s HIV struggle to the big screen
What you need to know: Emily Atef’s Kenyan-set drama Call Me Queen returns home for its October Nairobi premiere before opening across East African cinemas, exploring friendship, HIV inequality...

- 17 Sep 2026
Call Me Queen to premiere at NBO Film Festival
Call Me Queen, an international feature shot in Kenya with a largely local cast and crew, will hold its African red-carpet premiere on 17 October 2026 at the NBO Film Festival in Nairobi, according ...

- 17 Sep 2026
International Kenyan Film ‘Call Me Queen’ To Premiere In Kenya On October 17
New international Kenyan film CALL ME QUEEN is set to premiere in Kenya on 17 October 2026 at the NBO Film Festival (Prestige Ngong Road from 6 PM), with members of the film’s Kenyan and internationa...

- 16 Sep 2026
Is She a Queen or Is It Just a Name?
I don’t know what I was expecting when I walked into that cinema. It definitely wasn’t a sad story. And it definitely wasn’t a story of liberation. The title Call Me Queen screams drama. Maybe even ...