Shuria, who’s also helmed Igiza, co-directs Faithless alongside King Muriuki (Igiza) and Janet Chumbe (Sanura).
Speaking about what attracted her to the show, Chumbe said, “I was really interested in this spiritual aspect of Faithless, and how it spirals into something else as the show proceeds. The thing about prayer is that you pray for stuff but you never really know how it’s going to be answered, and that’s the same for our four leading women - their prayers are answered, but not just how they expected.”
Set in the aftermath of a heist gone bad, Faithless follows four church faithfuls who are drawn into a life of crime and violence when their chama is turned into a money laundering operation by a dangerous crime lord.
Produced by Live Eye TV, Faithless stars Rosemary Waweru (Tabasamu), Avril Nyambura (Pepeta), Beatrice Mwai (Paa), and Fatma Mohammed (Kina), Aleks Kamau (Volume), Morris Mwangi (Famous), Peter Kamau (Selina), Arabron Nyyneque (Second Family), Abubakar Mwenda (Subira), Brian Ngaira (Pepeta), Antony Kyule Njuguna (Sue na Jonnie), Ashley Kareez (Single Kiasi), Steve Matias (State House), Kennedy Luyali (18 Hours), Zawadi Kayyoh (Pieces of Us), Azziad Nasenya (Selina) and news anchor Mark Masai who makes his acting debut.
Faithless officially premieres on Showmax on 6 July 2023.
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