
Jo, a witty 9-year-old girl, loves films and superheroes. Battling a terminal illness, she dreams of being a superhero, and inspires other kids in the children's hospital to play out scenes from action films. One day, her mother Kathryn takes Jo back to her rural village to spend the rest of her short life with her family. Against all odds and battling the time left her, the whole village takes it upon themselves to make Jo's last wish a reality: to make a film and star in it... (Full plot summary below)
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Jo, a witty 9-year-old girl, loves films and superheroes. Battling a terminal illness, she dreams of being a superhero, and inspires other kids in the children's hospital to play out scenes from action films. One day, her mother Kathryn takes Jo back to her rural village to spend the rest of her short life with her family. Against all odds and battling the time left her, the whole village takes it upon themselves to make Jo's last wish a reality: to make a film and star in it.
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| Little White LiesDavid OpieA love letter to the power of escapism, a devastating portrayal of grief and a Kenyan family drama that defies stereotypes, Supa Modo serves as an important reminder that even when heroes die, they can continue to inspire others long after they're gone. |
| Seventh RowElena LazicWainaina's film never cuts narrative corners or cheaply pulls on our heartstrings; rather, it lets the spirit of its lead character permeate it and structure it in every way. |
| AwardsCircuit.comShane SlaterA true delight in its unbridled humanity. |
| User ReviewSamuel TA poignant tale about the power of dreams and community. I loved every second of the film |
| User ReviewDark sone word "SUPA". This movie made me cry |
| User Reviewkevin kone word "SUPA". This movie made me cry |
| User ReviewL GA poignant tale about the power of dreams and community. I loved every second of the film |