How To Watch Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire
This summer, Disney is releasing a brand new collection of shorts called “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”, which is an action-packed animated sci-fi anthology that presents ten futuristic visions from Africa inspired by the continent’s diverse histories and cultures. Executive produced by Oscar-winning director Peter Ramsey, these ten short films made by a new generation of animation creators draw on uniquely African perspectives to imagine brave new worlds of advanced technology, aliens, spirits, and monsters. This is Africa, as you’ve never seen it before.
“Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” features 14 up-and-coming directors hailing from across Africa, featuring a variety of fantasy stories with bold visions of advanced technology, aliens, spirits and monsters imagined from uniquely African perspectives. “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” is not just a series for kids and family, but also for adult animation and anime fans alike.
How To Watch “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”
The brand-new collection of shorts comes from a number of studios around the world and will be released exclusively on Disney+ around the world. So it won’t be available on other streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video or Max.
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You can sign up on DisneyPlus.com from a web browser on your desktop or mobile device, or by downloading the Disney+ app.
Disney+ is the dedicated streaming home for movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic, along with The Simpsons and much more. In select international markets, it also includes the general entertainment content brand, Star.
Disney+ is currently available in more than 150 markets across North America, Europe, Asia/Pacific, Africa, and Latin America.
To watch Disney+, you’ll need to download the app on a supported device such as a Smart TV, Mobile Phone, Playstation, Xbox or on a dedicated streaming device like a Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Apple TV, or Sky Q.
You can sign up on DisneyPlus.com from a web browser on your desktop or mobile device, or by downloading the Disney+ app.
How Many Episodes Are In “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”?
There will be ten shorts in the first season of “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”, with all of them being released at once on July 5th 2023.
When Will “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” Be Released On Disney+?
All ten “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” shorts will be released on Wednesday 5th July 2023.
What Time Will Of “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” Be Released On Disney+
Disney+ updates on Wednesdays at the following times:
- Pacific Time: 00:00 AM / Midnight
- Eastern Time: 03:00 AM
- UK: 08:00 AM
- Sydney, Australia – 19:00 PM
Sometimes episodes can arrive a few minutes later as the servers update. The Disney+ front page usually updates about an hour later.
Can You Stream “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” For Free?
You will need a Disney+ subscription to watch “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”, and unfortunately, Disney+ doesn’t offer a free trial. But if you do sign up for a monthly subscription, you can unsubscribe after a month, or when the series ends.
What Is “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” About?
Here are the official descriptions for each of the ten shorts:
Stardust
Directed by Ahmed Teilab – Egypt
Nawara, a stable girl and outcast from society, crashes an elite coming-of-age ceremony and demands her own destiny scroll from the all-knowing Oracle. Amused by her courage, the Oracle gives her a scroll, but later Nawara discovers the scroll is blank. Furious, she sets off on a perilous journey through the wilderness to confront the Oracle but discovers that she is not the only one hunting him down. Nawara must defeat sinister forces and her own dark past to find her destiny.
Mkhuzi: The Spirit Racer
Directed by Simangaliso ‘Panda’ Sibaya and Malcom Wope – South Africa
Manzo is a half-human, half-alien teenager who dreams of becoming a superstar racer like his mother, the legendary masked racer Mkhuzi. Always struggling to reconcile his Zulu heritage with his alien blood, Manzo is outraged when aliens threaten to destroy his Soweto neighbourhood and his injured mother challenges her old nemesis Ogun, an alien overlord, to a re-match he knows she won’t survive. Manzo takes the mask for himself and joins the epic race with everything he loves at stake.
Hatima
Directed by Terence Maluleke and Isaac Mogajane – South Africa
Two nations are locked in an endless war, as an underwater tribe battles a kingdom on land. Mati, a young water-tribe warrior, and Nhela, the princess of the land kingdom, are drawn into the conflict in pursuit of their deepest desires. Mati wants to join the fighting to avenge his father, while Nhela struggles to change the way her people see Hatima, the mysterious element that is the cause of all the bloodshed. Their stories collide and challenge the deepest beliefs of both their peoples.
Enkai
Directed by Ng’endo Mukii – Kenya
Floating through the universe in her gourd-shaped home, young Enkai just wants to spend time with her single mother, Shiro, a cosmic deity who works all the time in the stressful and demanding job of saving the Earth from man-made destruction. With Shiro’s health fading, Enkai must uncover the secrets of creation, and use her own divine powers to bring an entirely new future into being.
Moremi
Directed by Shofela Coker – Nigeria
Lonely spirit boy Luo is trapped in the realm of the gods and haunted by terrifying giants, until he is suddenly rescued by Moremi, a daring scientist from future Nigeria. With the giants in hot pursuit, they escape across the country and head for the sanctuary of Moremi’s lab. As Moremi helps Luo connect with his lost memories she reveals the truth of the terrible sacrifice that was once made to save their people.
Surf Sangoma
Directed by Nthato Mokgata and Catherine Green – South Africa
In 2050, with raging sea levels, the coastal city of Durban is protected by a huge wall and all ocean activities are banned. Njabulo and Mqobi, two best friends with a passion for surfing, are desperate to get back to the real ocean, even if it means joining a notorious criminal gang who use radioactive octopi to help them survive the colossal and deadly waves. Njabulo must confront his traumatic past and the treachery of the gang to save his friend’s life and rediscover his surfing destiny.
Mukudzei
Directed by Pious Nyenyewa & Tafadzwa Hove – Zimbabwe
After defacing and destroying a sacred monument, rebellious teenage influencer Mukudzei emerges from the ruins into an alternate future where Zimbabwe was never colonized and developed into a technologically advanced utopian society. Lost and confused, Mukudzei meets a mysterious scavenger named Rumbie and begs her for help, but quickly discovers he’s being
hunted by the Hungwe, a huge robotic eagle enforcing the most sophisticated justice system in the multiverse.
First Totem Problems
Directed by Tshepo Moche – South Africa
Teenager Sheba is excited to finally receive her digital totem, a mark of adulthood that connects every citizen with their ancestors and gives full access to the privileges of society. Thanks to her bickering family, Sheba’s totem ceremony goes horribly wrong, accidentally sending her to the ancestral plane. Sheba discovers an infernal bureaucracy and a festering feud between two sides of her family which must be resolved before Sheba can find her own voice and return to the land of the living.
Herderboy
Directed by Raymond Malinga – Uganda
On the wild frontier of the Chewzi Kingdom in the highlands of future Uganda, an elite trio of herders protect precious cyborg cattle from deadly spirits. Hidden amongst the herd is teenage stowaway Ndahura, who is desperate to prove himself as a warrior and become a legend like his three heroes. When the herders are attacked, Ndahura makes a reckless choice to take on a vengeful hyena monster that he must fight alone.
You Give Me Heart
Directed by Lesego Vorster – South Africa
In an opulent world where the gods get their powers from social media adoration, struggling artist Sundiata joins the talent competition “Who Wants To Be A God?” in a desperate attempt to be seen and impress the most popular deity of all: Maadi, the Goddess of Plenty. Sundiata wins by a fluke, shocking the world by becoming the new God of Creativity. Ascending to the realm of the gods, he will discover what it means to be worshipped by the masses, and who Maadi really is behind her facade.
Is “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire” on Netflix?
This new collection of shorts is made by Triggerfish exclusively for Disney+, so it will not be available on Netflix, Max, or Amazon.
Are you looking forward to watching “Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire”?
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