Guests were immersed in Nosakhari’s creative world through an intimate showcase which offered insights into the creative process behind the finished signature products.... Read More

Under the vibrant energy of London Fashion Week, the Nosakhari Film Festival returned for its second edition, celebrating the intersection of storytelling and fashion. Held at the iconic Rich Mix Cinema in Shoreditch, the festival captivated audiences with its... Read More

Thought-provoking, artistic, and visually compelling, this story encourages us to contemplate the purpose and value of our actions and the metaphorical works of our hands. In an enticing fusion of cinematic brilliance and humor, “The Cook” subverts audience ex... Read More

All you need is an idea. That is how my short film THE COOK was born. A fragment in my head that soon became a script, and eventually a movie. This photobook is a memory book. A look behind the scenes of a project that has changed my life and my way of making... Read More

A woman undertakes everyday rituals around the city of London. Domestication examines conditioned domestic routines and the absurdity of human behavior by exploring activities performed outside their usual surroundings. By bringing mundane private behavior in... Read More

In East London, a young Portuguese boxer, Fabio Oliveira, and an ex-champion confront personal fears and societal challenges, seeking success through boxing. Featuring James Cook MBE—a super middleweight British champion recognized for his support of youth al... Read More

In every neighbourhood of every city, there’s a safe haven for Black Men. The Therapist follows its lead Jaydon (Brett Curtis) – as he goes for a trim. Tense and closed off, his barber, The Therapist (Top Boy’s Ash Barba), soon realises that something’s not r... Read More

A gripping exploration of the internal conflicts and psychological struggles that define the human spirit. In a deeply personal story where every punch thrown reveals layers of an unseen battle, The Glass uses the raw and visceral intensity of boxing as a meta... Read More

In a visceral dance of shadows and light, Ekehende Mwoyo, which translates to “The Battle Within,” emerges as an experimental short film that transcends traditional storytelling, weaving together the raw, unspoken language of contemporary dance with the elusiv... Read More

Four young men attend a private viewing at an exhibition. They are there to support and celebrate their friend’s academic and creative success in his Modern & Contemporary Arts (MA). When Simbai (artist/ graduate) leaves the room before revealing his work to h... Read More

A stimulating panel discussion took place at the Nosakhari Film Festival 2023. Led by film Director and Producer Ade O Adesina, it delved into the world of film making and story telling. The Film makers peeled back the curtain on their craft connecting the aud... Read More

A solitary dancer’s balletic struggle with depression. Director Louis-Jack and choreographer Charlotte Edmonds dive into the mind of a person struggling with depression in this film supported by the mental health charity Mind. ... Read More