Some years back, approximately 600 Samburu women claimed that British soldiers had raped them. When the women returned home, they were beaten and cast-out by their husbands and ostracised by the community. UMOJA: NO MEN ALLOWED tells the amusing and moving story of a group of impoverished tribal women in Northern Kenya who oppose age-old patriarchy when they set up a women-only village.
Australia 2010, English and Masai with English subtitles, DigiBeta PAL, Stereo, 33 min
Director: Elizabeth Tadic
Cinematographer: Elizabeth Tadic
Print Source: Women Make Movies
FESTIVALS / AWARDS
2011 | 32nd DIFF - Durban International Film Festival | 21st>31st July, 2011
* Selection
Showtimes: 26 July 12:pm ROYAL
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