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Mona Ombogo-Scott is a Kenyan author, screenwriter, and filmmaker whose work explores themes of identity, resilience, and social justice. Her film Unseen, Unsung, Unforgotten...
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Mona Ombogo-Scott is a Kenyan author, screenwriter, and filmmaker whose work explores themes of identity, resilience, and social justice. Her film Unseen, Unsung, Unforgotten (2008), co-created with Njoki Mbuthia, delves into the lives of young people living with HIV in Nairobi, offering a nuanced portrayal of their experiences. In 2013, she released Soulfire, a young adult novel that combines elements of fantasy with coming-of-age challenges, appealing to readers aged 15 and above. Beyond her creative endeavors, Mona is an advocate for women's rights and has been recognized for her contributions to African literature and cinema. She was selected for the Development Executive Traineeship (DET), a program aimed at nurturing storytelling talent across Africa, where she collaborated with producers and story experts to deepen her understanding of narrative development. Mona's work continues to inspire and challenge audiences, reflecting her commitment to telling stories that matter.
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Kevin is budding teenager whose life radiate brilliance and promise. He’s one of those rare endearing straight-forward kids who score highly in and out of school. But everything changes when he discovers a horrid secret that threatens to redefine everything in life as he knows it. Armed with only what society has given him – largely a moral illusion – Kevin tries to solve things by himself. It proves a daunting task. He finds himself trapped between a cruel society and a seemingly kind but dark world. Everything is not how he was taught yet he must succeed. The dragon he must slay has many faces, some of which are dear to him. With no one to talk to, will Kevin go back to being the DREAM CHILD.