Adura Baba Mi by Juliana Kusama, Doc society (forthcoming)
Adura Baba Mi (My Father’s Prayer) is a delicate portrait, into the life of a first-generation child, of Nigerian immigrant parents.
With gentle consideration of spirituality, self-care, and survival, we embark on a journey toward reconciliation in an attempt to bridge connections between child and parent; colony and empire; Yorùbá hymn and British gospel.
Battle Cry by Nino SLG 2023
Battle
Carry it With Me Everywhere by Arwa Aburawa and Turab Shah commissioned by Metrolands Culture
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Informed by interviews with first-generation migrants living in London and beyond, this short film weaves together the lives of multiple characters as they confront inherited ideas of belonging.
Anthea Hamilton, Primetime, 2022. Photo: Mark Blower. Lacroi
Weaving toge
Weaving together archival images, the installation reflects the ways in which marginalised groups have developed methods of coming together against a background of repression and discrimination in the UK – positioning sound culture as spaces of collective strength and encounter where kinship is found and reciprocated. Grounded in their interest in sound systems, Bl
ack Obsidian Sound System consider the speaker as a totem for creating a sacred sp