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TEN MONTHS

A father and a hero

Documentary11m

Storyline

MIEZI KUMI (TEN MONTHS) is a short documentary of the love between Zacharia Mutai, his family and the last two northern white rhinos, which he has to take care of for ten months in a year.

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DirectorDylan Habil

ReleasedNov 11, 2022

StatusReleased

Original languageSwahili

Budget

$3K

Revenue

Not disclosed

Parental guideNot rated

Studios

Cast

Zacharia Mutai

Zacharia Mutai

Himself

Reviews

4 reviews · 3 critics

3 fresh · 0 rotten

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Panos Kotzathanasis

RTHanCinemaSep 24, 2021

"Ten Months" is a very interesting and entertaining indie film that could also be perceived as a caution tale regarding youths deciding to have children, particularly when they have not thought it through beforehand.

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Carolyn Hinds

RTBut Why Tho?Sep 22, 2021

A beautiful... really important film.

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Shikhar Verma

RTHigh on FilmsAug 12, 2021

Namkoong Sun's approach to the subject matter feels fresh in spite of revisiting familiar tropes and that is a feat on its own.

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Information

Title

TEN MONTHS

Released

Nov 11, 2022

Rated

Not rated

Region of Origin

Kenya

Original Audio

Swahili

Runtime

11m

Status

Released

Studios

ALLDAY STUDIOS, DOCUBOX

ALLDAY STUDIOS

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