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Njue Kevin

Born
1992-02-19 (age 34)
Birthplace
Nakuru, Kenya
Occupation
Film Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Senior Producer
Alma Mater
Kenyatta University

Biography

EARLY LIFE

Born on February 19, 1992, in Kenya, Njue Kevin initially grew up in Nakuru before moving to Limuru. He pursued his undergraduate studies at Kenyatta University, where he began his filmmaking journey, collaborating with Bill Jones Afwani and overcoming early resource challenges.

CAREER

Njue Kevin is a Kenyan film director, producer, and screenwriter. His early short films, 'Sticking Ribbons' (2013) and 'Saidia/Help' (2014), received international recognition. In 2015, he directed 'Intellectual Scum', which was screened at various film festivals. His directorial debut feature film, '18 Hours' (2017), won Best Overall Movie in Africa at the 2018 Africa Magic Viewers' Choice Awards. He also wrote and produced 'Safari' (2022) for Netflix and produced 'Big Girl Small World' (2024) for Showmax. Since 2020, he has been a senior producer at the MTV Staying Alive Foundation, leading the revival of 'MTV Shuga Mashariki' in Kenya.

Filmography

No filmography available for this person yet.

Box Office

Weekly Top Grossing
1

3 Cold Dishes

₦5,331,351.00

Week 51
2

Gingerrr

₦12,727,775.00

Week 47
3

Gingerrr

₦21,139,500.00

Week 46
4

The Herd

₦16,977,673.00

Week 46
5

3 Cold Dishes

₦15,261,240.00

Week 46

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