In April 2009 , Collett shot his first feature film '' Togetherness Supreme '' , in collaboration with the local community in front and behind the camera . It is the follow-up to '' Kibera Kid '' and was shot on the Red One camera , the first time the camera was used in Kibera to shoot a feature film . The film is set in Kibera , and focusing on tribal tensions and the possibilities of reconciliation in Africa 's largest shantytown . '' Togetherness Supreme '' was first shown to the community in Kibera where over 3,000 people turned up for one screening , and over 26,000 people watched it in the community . The film has been dubbed " Slumdog without the Millionaires " by the Vancouver International Film Festival , in reference to the 2008 movie '' Slumdog Millionaire '' . '' Togetherness Supreme '' tells a community-based authentic story of love , conflict and reconciliation in the midst of ethnic and political violence
Vancouver International Film Festival
Vancouver International Film Festival
Nathan Collett