November Tear is a 2019 Ugandan drama film that addresses the critical issue of human trafficking through the story of a young woman forced to confront harsh realities outside her familiar world.[1] Written and directed by Richard Nondo, the film premiered on August 11, 2019, at Century Cinema in Kampala, marking a significant contribution to Uganda's growing film industry.[1][2][3]
November Tear tells the story of Anenda (played by Daphine Ampire) who is forced out of home by her stepmother. While on a journey to find her late mother's kinsmen, she is engulfed in the harsh reality of sex slavery. The film covers the silent but dangerous activity of trafficking of women that became common in 2018 and early 2019.[4]
It premiered on August 11, 2019, at Century Cinema in Kampala. The movie's premiere at Century Cinema in Kampala demonstrated the growing support for local film production in Uganda's capital city.[5] November Tear represents part of Uganda's expanding cinema landscape, joining other notable Ugandan productions that have gained international recognition. The film's focus on human trafficking reflects the real-world challenges faced by many young people in the region, making it both an entertainment piece and a social commentary. The film has been categorized among notable films set in Uganda, contributing to the country's cultural representation in cinema alongside other productions that showcase Ugandan stories and themes.[1][7]
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