We Swallow 30

This short documentary follows the lives of children in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya, as they navigate their daily existence. It offers a glimpse into their challenges, their resilience, and their dreams amidst poverty and limited resources. The film highlights their youthful energy and their determination to find joy and hope.

As a short documentary, 'We Swallow 30' received limited widespread critical review. However, it has been recognized for its authentic portrayal of life in the Kibera slum, focusing on the human element and the spirit of the children. Audience reactions often cite the film's emotional impact and its ability to shed light on often-unseen realities.

• Praised for its intimate and respectful portrayal of the children.

• Commended for its raw and unvarnished look at life in the slum.

• Noted for its powerful emotional resonance.

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The director, Jonathan Blitner, spent significant time living in Kibera to gain a deeper understanding of the community before filming.