I am Enock Kizito, 26 years old, human rights activist, storyteller and filmmaker from Uganda and I live in Germany. I am convinced, that every person deserves dignity, freedom and the opportunity to be heard. Through film and storytelling I can give a voice to refugees, migrants and other underrepresented people. Humanity, freedom of expression and mutual understanding are particularly important to me. To me, Kino Asyl means a sense of belonging, connection and the opportunity to tell stories that connect people across different cultures. For me, film is more than just entertainment - it creates dialogue, sparks empathy and can inspire people to see the world through different eyes.
Ubuntu Kultur: Stories of Belonging follows Enock Kizito, a human rights advocate and refugee living in Germany, as he uses storytelling to bring people and cultures together using the Ubuntu Philosophy of love, humanity and togetherness . What began with the Ubuntu Unfiltered Podcast grows into a wider journey of community, identity and belonging. Through […]
