Suomâ vuosâeehid
Stivrejeijee Laissa Malih máccá jieijâs siärvusân, mon suu vaanhimeh kuođijn tuáhásis, já aaicâd maht šoŋŋâdâhnubástus vaaigut madârvanhimij enâmân. Malih fáálá áinoošlajâsii uáinu sehe siskiipiälásâžžân já ulguupiälásâžžân – nisonin almai kooskâst já elleekoverähten, kote juátká maasai mainâstemärbivyevi epivises aaigij.
| Stivrejeijee | Laissa Malih (maasai) |
| Pištem | 15 min |
| Aherääji | S |
| Kielâ | Maasai, samburu, eŋgâlâskielâ |
| Tekstim | eŋgâlâskielân |
| Almostittemihe | 2024 |
| Päikkieennâm | Kenia |
Laissa Malih is the first female Maasai filmmaker. Her work focuses on documenting, linking, amplifying, and scaling up youth and women’s voices across diverse Indigenous cultures in Kenya and the world. Her 2020 documentary, RIVER OF BROWN WATERS, looks at the significance of the Ewaso Ng’iro, a river that serves as a lifeline for pastoralist ...
