Kesi Steven

Tatiana, a dreamy romantic, throws herself into rescuing her family's struggling restaurant. Meanwhile, Jevon, a 'realist', moulded by his family's business, believes love without financial scrutiny is pointless. Their worlds collide, revealing how cultural and familial perspectives shape their pursuit of love. As sparks fly between Tatiana and Jevon, they confront the clash between their differing beliefs about love and money.

Beyond personal stories, such as Maisha sumah the documentary shines a light on the critical role of community intervention in supporting women and girls in crisis. Interviews with specialist charities working to raise awareness. Sisterhood and community. Highlighting the power of collective action and the importance of prevention. Now an inspiring advocate for ending violence against women and girls (VAWG), Sharing insights on how the police, government, and communities can better protect young women. The Power of Response calls for systemic change while highlighting the courage and strength of survivors and those who fight for them.