The Kenyan film industry, often referred to as Kenya's cinema, has been growing steadily over the past few decades. It is known for producing a variety of films that reflect the country's diverse cultures, languages, and social issues. Notable films include Nairobi Half Life and Rafiki, which have gained international recognition and showcased the talent of Kenyan filmmakers. In recent years, the industry has benefited from increased investment and support from both the government and private sectors. Initiatives like the Kenya Film Commission aim to promote local talent and improve production quality. This growth has led to more opportunities for actors, directors, and crew members within the country.