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We talk about the Kenyan film “Watu Wote” – which depicts the infamous 2015 Mandera bus attack.
The film is based on real life events where a Muslim man led fellow Muslim passengers in shielding their Christian colleagues from being shot by al Shabaab militants. The film was nominated for an
academy award on tuesday the same day it premiered in Nairobi. Take a look
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