Meet Sophie Sellu, the creative force and founder behind Grain & Knot, a venture embodying her passion for woodworking and craftsmanship.  Sophie unfolds her inspiring journey – from a profound love for nature to her early woodworking endeav... 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 au... 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.  The film stars world-re... Read More

Words We Don’t Say is about the complexities between father and daughter relationship.  The nuances. The lack of vulnerability within a complex dynamic and how it impacts them both. It’s about the words we don’t say but wish to. Ella Ezeike ... Read More

FLOWERS is an afro-futuristic fairytale of love, following a ceremony of a mother giving away her son, adopting references to classic Disney stories from the 1930s-50s, modernising tropes for a coming of age tale. Through poetic abstract storytelling, elev... Read More

The dilemma of staying true to the community while rising higher in life is a tension often navigated in many neighbourhoods, especially as they rapidly gentrify. But what “No More Wings” accomplishes with compelling grace and thoughtfulness is showing how th... Read More

Spiralling through spaces redefining my identity, culture, memories and future. From Ukraine to the UK and back, from precipice of infinite possibilities comes a self-portrait INTRANCE exploring fear, resistance, bravery and change. Diana Olifirova&nb... Read More

A compelling retelling of an often forgotten but deeply inspiring story from the 1968 Olympics – John Stephen Akhwari’s race. Akhwari’s unyielding spirit and tenacity in the face of adversity has inspired generations. His story and words, “My country di... Read More

Diana Olifirova stands as a lifelong cinematographer and visual artist, a creator who wields light and movement to craft compelling visual narratives. Having earned acclaim through a BAFTA Breakthrough with the remarkable television series “Heartstopper... Read More

Born in 1991, British-Zambian artist Kay Gasei’s world is characterised by symbols and myths. In the latest edition of the Djembe Series, he reveals he first “drew something properly” at the age of three. An angel with wings and muscles, following a dream... Read More

Sere Zhang the curator, and entrepreneur who goes by the DJ alias “Eres”, first embraced her artistic talents when she moved to the United States from Mainland China, alone, at just 15 years of age. “I wanted to be a film director, but in China, they told me ... Read More

A filmmaker who uses poetry to highlight the intricacies of personal relationships and triumph, Nigerian-American creative Ella Ezeike is regarded by insiders as a pioneer in a digital world. “If I wasn’t so delusional, and so sure of my vision, I would h... Read More