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Love triangles central theme at film festival

James Indimuli

Kenya National Drama and Film Festival executive secretary James Indimuli. 

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

Issues of love affairs gone wrong and how they interfere with education in institutions of higher learning were among the predominant themes yesterday in the ongoing Kenya National Film Festival. The festival entered its second day at Tafaria Castle for the Arts Centre.

A Mount Kenya University feature film laid bare the problems that come with love triangles in universities, where some students date multiple partners in a bid to either cope with difficult economic times or to live up to the expectations of their peers. In the movie, “Tenant Number 8”, the students show how love gone wrong can wreck the lives of learners who get entangled in affairs and neglect their studies.