Writing
Nigerian-British filmmaker.
An African Pentecostal Pastor questions everything she believes after a life-changing event.
Kwabena is an aspiring filmmaker trapped in his recruitment job. When he is given the opportunity he's always dreamed of, is he brave enough to chase it?
A short drama about a library cleaner who plans a final return to Nigeria, his birth country.
Kunle is the conventional Nigerian son: respectful, dutiful, the pride of his family. However, during an intimate, traditional family gathering, he is forced to address a secret he has harbored, one that will undoubtedly have a profound, life-changing impact on his relationship with his family.
A journalist is sent to the home of former district governor, but his routine obituary fact check reveals an extraordinary secret.
The Cross is an emotional drama based on a true story about a cancer-stricken mother and her devoted daughter, sharing moments of love, courage, and reflection, capturing the unbreakable mother-child bond and the beauty of their journey.
With the help of The Advisor, a husband and wife must answer three seemingly harmless questions to create their perfect designer baby.
Alie is a hopeless romantic, with much emphasis on hopeless. Her friend sets her up on a blind date in what turns out to be a surprisingly perfect night.
A touring program of recent short films, commissioned by Film Hub Wales and delivered by the Independent Cinema Office, that showcases how contemporary working-class filmmakers depict working-class experiences in modern Britain. The program features films spanning various genres, from documentaries to flights of fancy, and aims to offer a richer, more complex, and creative perspective on working-class life beyond outdated stereotypes.
A man's internal struggle to come to terms with an unavoidable truth that will transform his life.
On the eve of her husband’s birthday, Esther struggles to come to terms with an impending event.
