Dinah Naitamu

A short comedic drama exploring the complexities of mixed heritage and belonging.

Johnny has had a long summer of relaxation and freedom, forgetting his mum comes back very, very soon. In an attempt to maintain his golden child facade, he begins a race against the clock to clean the entire house, finding remnants of the week and last night on the way.

A gallery docent and her boyfriend trigger an age old Japanese proverb, putting them in grave danger.

Following the passing of British-Ugandan teen Nia’s grandmother, she struggles with the guilt of not being able to mourn her death. Through this, she is inspired to connect with her culture.

A short comedic drama exploring the complexities of mixed heritage and belonging.

Johnny has had a long summer of relaxation and freedom, forgetting his mum comes back very, very soon. In an attempt to maintain his golden child facade, he begins a race against the clock to clean the entire house, finding remnants of the week and last night on the way.

Johnny has had a long summer of relaxation and freedom, forgetting his mum comes back very, very soon. In an attempt to maintain his golden child facade, he begins a race against the clock to clean the entire house, finding remnants of the week and last night on the way.

A gallery docent and her boyfriend trigger an age old Japanese proverb, putting them in grave danger.

Following the passing of British-Ugandan teen Nia’s grandmother, she struggles with the guilt of not being able to mourn her death. Through this, she is inspired to connect with her culture.

Following the passing of British-Ugandan teen Nia’s grandmother, she struggles with the guilt of not being able to mourn her death. Through this, she is inspired to connect with her culture.