Whether Kenya’s first ever mockumentary TV show will ever be made is in your hands. A new comedy show needs funding so that it can get off the ground and get on TV screens.
The Samaritans centers around the absurdities of a dysfunctional NGO. The setting for The Samaritans is the Aid for Aid Kenya field office. It follows the NGO staff who have to deal with the odd demands and decisions of the head UK Aid for Aid office and hopelessly inept local bureaucrats while trying to write as many useless reports as possible, all under the guise of ‘saving’ Africa.
The film has so far achieved 46% of the target they need to get the show off the ground. With 21 backers, the project has managed to raise $4,600. You can help by checking out how you can contribute here. See the makers explain their project below.
Recently interviewed concerning the marriage, CLD had this to say, “A marriage is a marriage and it doesn’t matter whether you’ve tied the knot to a granny or a tot. I married out of love and not money.”
ngo) artfully awakening and stepping into a bath. Other shots show the sexy car itself (by the way at first, you might even think the clip is a car ad) and a table mimicking the last supper complete with overflowing with wine, fruits and other delicacies. There’s even a random chicken and an old Caucasian woman stroking it.
at perhaps makes the video difficult to comprehend is that each shot has a hidden meaning. For instance, the rooster represents Sauti Sol’s coat of arms and other scenes represent Bien-Aime’s ephemeral bling lifestyle. The video was shot at an old bullet factory that’s now an official cultural heritage site popularly referred to as “the cathedral” in Netherlands. The old lady, Jeannette –93, was chaperoning the rooster together with its owner Tonny.